Trying to count the ammount of values using Countifs, CONTAINS and "AND" Functions
Struggling with a formulas here and get "Unparesable" error.
Trying to count the ammount of times a value appears in a row when a another cell in the row contains a certain value
Column 1 Name = "Business Line / Function Benefit"
Column 2 Name = "Current Project Phase"
Looking to count where column 1 contains "Asphalt" but only if Column 2 contains "1 - Engage" on the same row... may be going about this all the wrong way of course :)
Formula I have is
Column 1 = "Business Line / Function Benefit"
=COUNTIFS({Business Line / Function Benefit}, CONTAINS("Asphalt", @cell)), AND({Current Project Phase}, ("1 - Engage", @cell))
Any help appreciated
Answers
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@Jimthegem Try this
=COUNTIFS({Business Line / Function Benefit}, CONTAINS("Asphalt", @cell), {Current Project Phase}, contains("1 - Engage", @cell))
however, the curly brackets indicate a cross sheet reference but that doesn't sound like what you have .if your formula and columns are on the same sheet you need this formula
=COUNTIFS([Business Line / Function Benefit]:[Business Line / Function Benefit], CONTAINS("Asphalt", @cell), [Current Project Phase]:[Current Project Phase], contains("1 - Engage", @cell))
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Thanks Samuel
The values are on a another sheet so yes a cross sheet reference is needed on this one..
=COUNTIFS({Business Line / Function Benefit}:{Business Line / Function Benefit}, CONTAINS("Asphalt", @cell), {Current Project Phase}:{Current Project Phase}, ("1 - Engage", @cell))
Does this look correct? I did wonder if there should be another COUNTIFS after the contains...perhaps i am over complicating it...?
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This formula works
=COUNTIFS({Business Line / Function Benefit}, CONTAINS("Asphalt", @cell))
Just needs the extra criteria added..
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@Jimthegem My first formula should have worked for you then:
=COUNTIFS({Business Line / Function Benefit}, CONTAINS("Asphalt", @cell), {Current Project Phase}, contains("1 - Engage", @cell))
Does this work?
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Works a treat! Thank you so much that has saved me hours :)
Thanks Samuel
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Happy to help!
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One last one... thought i had it now trying to do a similar thing but using a checkbox "Checked" to create the count.
Recieving an Unparsable error...
=COUNTIFS({Mandatory Delivery}, =1), {Current Project Phase}, CONTAINS("1 - Engage", @cell))
any ideas?
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@Jimthegem looks like you have a parenthesis in the wrong spot is all:
=COUNTIFS({Mandatory Delivery}, 1, {Current Project Phase}, CONTAINS("1 - Engage", @cell))
for future, when you are typing out a formula and your references aren't colored, that usually indicates that there is an error in your syntax somewhere, just follow the guide that pops up when you start typing a formula!
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