The COUNTIFS formula is used to count number of cells in a specific criteria. Here we will learn how to count cells between two dates using COUNTIFS formula.

Sometimes we have a multiple ranges of dates. To count cells between two dates we use this formula.

  1. To start formula type = (Equal).
  2. Type Countifs.
  3. Start ( (Bracket).
  4. Select Range of dates.
  5. Type , (comma).
  6. Type ” (Inverted comma).
  7. Type > (Greater sign).
  8. Type = (Equal).
  9. Type the Start Date (mm/dd/yyyy).
  10. Close ” (Inverted Comma).
  11. Type , (Comma).
  12. Select Range of dates again.
  13. Type , (Comma).
  14. Star ” (Inverted Comma).
  15. Type < (Less than).
  16. Type = (Equal).
  17. Type the end date (mm/dd/yyyy).
  18. Close ” (Inverted Comma).
  19. Close the Bracket.

For example:

We have a range of dates between 01/02/2020 to 06/06/2020, and we want to know that how many cells are there between given dates.

The formula will be:
=COUNTIFS(C2:C24,”>=05/01/2020″,C2:C24,”<=05/10/2020″)
Where C2:C24 is range of cells
05/01/2020 is start date of range
05/10/2020 is end date of range
The result is 10.

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