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Re: Cross Referencing and sum formula
Oh, your issue is that you need to change the errors to match with the agent, and also change the logic of the IF.
So now we have:
=IF(agent@row = "", "", SUMIFS({Errors Range}, {Agent}, agent@row))
So, if agent is blank, blank returns. If agent is not blank, SUMIFS function occurs to tally the errors range based on the {agent reference} matching with agent@row.
SteyJ
Re: Want a column to autopopulate parent taskname
Hey @Corey McCarren
Good, I'm glad you figured out to insert your primary column. Instead of using the specific row number, use @row so that it remains a dynamic reference.
=PARENT([Task Name]@row)
Kelly Moore
Re: Move or Copy Rows - Select a destination sheet search tool doesn't respond
Hi @JoC
The answer to this question may apply to your case as well.😀
https://community.smartsheet.com/discussion/comment/404094#Comment_404094
"The workaround that worked for me is to copy rows manually first. You can use the normal sheet and workspace directory in the manual "Copy to Another Sheet" dialog panel. Then, when you go back to the workflow, you can search the sheet, and it will pop up as candidates."
Another way I often try is to shorten the entire name of the sheet by a couple of characters. For example, if the sheet's name is "Move or Copy Rows", I try the search by "Move or Copy Ro".
Re: Bridge: Move select columns/attachments/comments to another sheet
@MHalvey You would have to use the HTTP Call module and the API documentation
Samuel Mueller
Re: Bridge: Move select columns/attachments/comments to another sheet
@MHalvey I don't think this is going to be an easy one. I believe you would have to rebuild the discussion and comments using the API or HTTP Call in Bridge.
You get the discussion when you click include comments, then you need to recreate them using these api calls
Create Discussion on Row: Smartsheet - Official API and SDK Documentation (redoc.ly)
Create Comment: Smartsheet - Official API and SDK Documentation (redoc.ly)
You will probably need to utilize child workflows, maybe the JavaScript module too.
Another option is to just copy the row over to include the information, and then update the rest of the cells as needed. But if you aren't wanting to bring extra columns over that won't work.
Samuel Mueller
Re: How to trigger dropdown to populate projected completed date based on specific complexity?
There is a slightly different formula:
=IF(Complexity@row = "Low Complexity", WORKDAY([Record Date: Complexity]@row, 2), IF(Complexity@row = "Medium Complexity", WORKDAY([Record Date: Complexity]@row, 5), IF(Complexity@row = "Most Complex", WORKDAY([Record Date: Complexity]@row, 10))))
Note that you can also populate an earlier date using the WORKDAY function -- just put in a negative number of workdays instead of positive.
Re: Today() Function not updating
Hi @Mike S. & @Debbie Sawyer
Thank you for all of your detail on this thread! Based on this information, I've been able to reproduce this if the only daily change is happening in the Summary Panel as well.
Here's a metric widget that should show Thursday:
All of my other sheets/tests (same as Debbie) are working as expected since the grid of the sheet is being changed. I believe this may be expected, however if it used to work for you then I'll follow-up with our Support team as well to see if there have been any changes recently. If this is expected, we'll update the Help Article to note that changes need to happen in the Grid, not in the Summary panel.
In the meantime, I would suggest using a hidden helper column in your sheets instead of using a Summary field.
Thanks!
Genevieve
Genevieve P.
Re: Multiple Line Entries with one Form Submission
Hey @Monicacraven
This is currently possible! 🙂
In the Form Settings, you can have the form "reload" after it's been submitted so they can stay on the same page and submit the form multiple times.
Here's more information: Manage Form Display and Submission Options
Cheers,
Genevieve
Genevieve P.
Re: How to reference Summary Sheet field in Report Filter
I wanted to add that if you are using a "Sheet Summary Report" which is a different type of report, you can use the sheet summary fields as a filter. The only columns you can choose though are Sheet Summary Fields
referring to this type of report when you create one:
Samuel Mueller
Re: Sheet Summary Report - Want to edit locked fields within Sheet Summary Report
Hi @ygoldgrab ,
It seems like your permissions should carry over but apparently they don't. At the bottom of the sheet summary edit screen is a link to the sheet. If you open the sheet can you edit the locked row?
Mark
Mark Cronk

