From scheduling to cost-per-procedure — the Excel formulas used in clinical and administrative healthcare roles.
=COUNTIF(appointment_type_column, "Follow-up")
=COUNTIFS(type_col, "Follow-up", date_col, ">="&DATE(2026,9,1))=NETWORKDAYS(admission_date, discharge_date)
-- Working days (excludes weekends)
=discharge_date - admission_date
-- Calendar days including weekends=AVERAGEIF(ward_column, "Cardiology", length_of_stay_column)=total_cost / number_of_procedures=actual - budget (positive = over budget)
=(actual - budget) / budget * 100 (% variance)Use COUNTIFS to count records that meet audit criteria — "How many patients waited more than 4 hours?", "How many procedures were completed within the target timeframe?" These are COUNTIFS questions.
=COUNTIFS(wait_time_column, ">240", date_column, ">="&start_date)Any spreadsheet containing patient identifiable information should be password protected (Review → Protect Workbook) and stored on a secure, access-controlled system. Never email unencrypted patient data.
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