Help using the NOT formula
Hello!
I'm trying to write a summary formula to count how many projects have a Resourcing score of 8 or higher and the approval status is not "canceled." This is the current formula I'm attempting:
=COUNTIF([PM Resourcing Score]:[PM Resourcing Score], >=8, AND(NOT(CONTAINS("Canceled by Specialist Team", [Approval Status]:[Approval Status]))))
I keep getting #INCORRECT ARGUMENT SET.
The PM Resourcing Score Column is text/number column and the Approval Status column is a single select drop down column.
Ideally I would like to count how many projects have a PM resourcing score of 8 or higher and are in any approval stage that is NOT "canceled" or "rejected."
Thanks in advance!
Best Answer
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This should work for you...
=COUNTIFS([PM Resourcing Score]:[PM Resourcing Score], >=8, [Approval Status]:[Approval Status], NOT(CONTAINS("Canceled by Specialist Team", @cell)))
Answers
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This should work for you...
=COUNTIFS([PM Resourcing Score]:[PM Resourcing Score], >=8, [Approval Status]:[Approval Status], NOT(CONTAINS("Canceled by Specialist Team", @cell)))
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@JamesB - it does! Thank you!
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