COUNTIF

kumars23
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=COUNTIF([1.Result]@row, [2.Result]@row, [3.Result]@row, [4.Result]@row, [5.Result]@row, [6.Result]@row, "Overdue")

IF THE CONDITION IS OVER DUE , it need to count howmany overdue. but it didn't . why.? please help

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  • Paul Newcome
    Paul Newcome âś­âś­âś­âś­âś­âś­

    Since the columns are not next to each other, you will need to add multiple IF statements together.

    =IF([1.Result]@row = "Overdue", 1, 0) + IF([2.Result]@row = "Overdue", 1, 0) + IF([3.Result]@row .................................

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