What is Count Cells Between Dates?

Count Cells Between Dates is a function that calculates the number of cells containing dates within a specified range. This can be helpful in tracking activity, deadlines, or any other date-related data.

What are the types of Count Cells Between Dates?

There are two main types of Count Cells Between Dates:

COUNTIF function - This function allows you to count cells based on a specific criteria or condition.
SUMPRODUCT function - This function can be used to count cells between dates by multiplying arrays and then summing the results.

How to complete Count Cells Between Dates

To complete Count Cells Between Dates, follow these steps:

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Select the cell where you want the result to appear.
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Enter the formula that corresponds to the type of Count Cells Between Dates you want to perform.
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Specify the range of cells that contain the dates you want to count.
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Press Enter to calculate the result.

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Questions & answers

COUNTIFS function Note that the logical operators ">=" and "<=" must be entered as text and surrounded by double quotes. This means we must use concatenation with the ampersand operator (&) to join the operators to the dates in cell G4 and cell G5. This syntax is specific to a group of eight functions in Excel.
To find the number of days between these two dates, you can enter “=B2-B1” (without the quotes into cell B3). Once you hit enter, Excel will automatically calculate the number of days between the two dates entered.