I just learned from a ProDesk session that we needed to use HAS rather than CONTAINS, since will have more than one entry in a cell. However, we have one set of counts for three criteria in a cell. When I added the third one to the formula, it returned Unparsable. Is there a cap on how many HAS criteria you can count?
=COUNTIFS([Program type(s)]:[Program type(s)], OR(HAS(@cell, "EM"), HAS(@cell, "Core"), HAS(@cell, "Tele HM")), Summary:Summary, 0, Level:Level, >1))