COUNTIFS, CROSS SHEET, HAS, MULTI-SELECT DROP DOWNS AND MULTIPLE CRITERIA

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I feel like I've been going crazy. Trying to get a count of how many [Primary Column]45 appear when the other ranges have the listed criteria. All ranges are multi-select drop downs. Keep getting 0, where I know there is at least 2.


=COUNTIFS({Rx Consumer Complaints Tracker Range 1}, HAS(@cell, $[Primary Column]$45), {Rx Consumer Complaints Tracker Range 1}, HAS(@cell, $[Column2]$45), {Rx Consumer Complaints Tracker Range 4}, HAS(@cell, $[Primary Column]@row), {Rx Consumer Complaints Tracker Range 3}, HAS(@cell, [Column3]$46))

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  • kchenoweth
    kchenoweth ✭✭✭
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    It looks like maybe your Range 1 includes more than one column. try reducing it to just the Primary Column and then make another range for Column2 (Range 2 in my formula below). Then try this:

    =COUNTIFS({Rx Consumer Complaints Tracker Range 1},$[Primary Column]$45,{Rx Consumer Complaints Tracker Range 2},$[Column2]$45,{Rx Consumer Complaints Tracker Range 4},[Primary Column]@row,{Rx Consumer Complaints Tracker Range 3}, [Column3]$46)

  • BBIrr41
    BBIrr41 ✭✭✭
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    The first range and second ranges are for the same column.

  • kchenoweth
    kchenoweth ✭✭✭
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    Column2 is your primary column? This doesn't make sense. Can you send a screenshot?

  • BBIrr41
    BBIrr41 ✭✭✭
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    I need the formula to return a count of how many rows in sheet RX Customer complaints, have the values referenced in $[Primary Column]$45, $[Column2]$45, [Primary Column]@row and [Column3]$46.


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  • kchenoweth
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    I just realized that it appears you are referencing the Primary Column twice, once at row 45 and once at the current row. If these values aren't the same, then I don't think you will ever get a count other than 0.

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