Formula to calculate number of tasks marked as "Complete" in Sheet Summary
Hello- I was hoping to get some help with a function I can put in my sheet summary that will populate the number of tasks marked as "Complete" within a given section.
Best Answer
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Hi @Sabdelkadir
Try using a COUNTIF Function... for example:
=COUNTIF(Status:Status, "Complete")
If your Status column has a name that has spaces or numbers in it, you'll need to wrap that in square brackets:
=COUNTIF([Status Column]:[Status Column], "Complete")
If you only want to look at a specific number of rows, you can add row numbers after the column name. Here's what it would look like for rows 1 - 15:
=COUNTIF(Status1:Status15, "Complete")
See: Create a cell or column reference in a formula
Cheers,
Genevieve
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Answers
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Hi @Sabdelkadir
Try using a COUNTIF Function... for example:
=COUNTIF(Status:Status, "Complete")
If your Status column has a name that has spaces or numbers in it, you'll need to wrap that in square brackets:
=COUNTIF([Status Column]:[Status Column], "Complete")
If you only want to look at a specific number of rows, you can add row numbers after the column name. Here's what it would look like for rows 1 - 15:
=COUNTIF(Status1:Status15, "Complete")
See: Create a cell or column reference in a formula
Cheers,
Genevieve
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こんにちは (Konnichiwa), Hallo, Hola, Bonjour, Olá, Ciao! 👋 | Global Discussions
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Thank you @Genevieve P. !
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