Why is this #incorrect argument set
=SUMIF([Task Status]:[Task Status], "Completed", [Contact(s)]:[Contact(s)], " ricky torres ")
I'm trying to show the completed tasks in the contacts column, and specifically for the contacts individually.
Ricky T
Gov Contractor for USSF
Best Answer
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@RickyT Ok, so you will need the COUNTIFS formula, not the SUMIF since you have 2 criterion and since there are no numbers to add.
=COUNTIFS([Task Status]:[Task Status], "Completed", [Contact(s)]:[Contact(s)], " ricky torres ")
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@RickyT I am confused about what you are trying to do. Please post a screen shot. From your description of what you are trying to do and the formula you used, it is confusing.
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@Eric Law here is the screenshot with the formula in the bottom right
Ricky T
Gov Contractor for USSF
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If the task is complete and also done by ricky torres, then add it up
Ricky T
Gov Contractor for USSF
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@RickyT Ok, so you will need the COUNTIFS formula, not the SUMIF since you have 2 criterion and since there are no numbers to add.
=COUNTIFS([Task Status]:[Task Status], "Completed", [Contact(s)]:[Contact(s)], " ricky torres ")
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