# COUNTIF

The **COUNTIF** function returns the count of values that match a specified condition.

### Syntax

```javascript
COUNTIF(list, condition)
```

### Arguments

* *list*: The list of values to evaluate.
* *condition*: The condition used to filter the values.

### Return value

Returns the number of values that satisfy the given condition.

### Example

```javascript
COUNTIF([[2024.Plan_Variance %], [2025.Plan_Variance %], [2026.Plan_Variance %]], ">0")
```

Returns the count of *Plan Variance %* values across *2024*, *2025*, and *2026* that are greater than 0.

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### Excel equivalent

[COUNTIF](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/countif-function-e0de10c6-f885-4e71-abb4-1f464816df34)


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