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Hello!
I have a list of Cases, the date they were opened, the Monday of the week they were opened and the date the case was closed.
I'm trying to count the amount of cases open/active each week.
The dates range from 4/1/2020 to 3/31/2021.
In the picture below, the non-filled chart is an example of my data, the blue-filled chart is what I'm trying to get.
Any help is appreciated! Thank you!
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Answer accepted by question author
Let's say that the table on the left is in B2:E6, with headers in row 2, and that the table on the right is in G2:I7, also with headers in row 2.
Enter the following formula in I3:
=COUNTIFS($C$3:$C$6, "<="&H3+6, $E$3:$E$6, ">=" & H3)
and fill down.