Creating a Formula where there is multiple selections needed.
Good Morning Smartsheet Community. I have been struggling with these formulas for a few weeks now and decided to finally reach out for some help.
I am trying to make 2 formulas but there is a part of the formula where I need to reference 2 options in the same drop down. I think I am tripping myself up when it is having to get both of those options.
This is the formula I am kind of working on at the moment but I am getting the #UNPARSEABLE.
=SUMIFS({Deliverables}, {Fiscal Year}, HAS(@cell, "FY24"), {Fiscal Quarter}, HAS(@cell "Q1"), {Work Type}, (HAS(@cell, "New"), HAS(@cell, "Revision")))
The work type is the section I think I am running into my issue.
Any and all help is greatly appreciated!
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=SUMIFS( {Deliverables}, {Fiscal Year}, HAS(@cell, "FY24"), {Fiscal Quarter}, HAS(@cell "Q1"), {Work Type}, OR( HAS(@cell, "New"), HAS(@cell, "Revision")
Is it Work Type HAS New OR Revision?
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Hi @heyjay I am looking to have the formula look for items that are marked New and Revision.
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=SUMIFS( {Deliverables}, {Fiscal Year}, HAS(@cell, "FY24"), {Fiscal Quarter}, HAS(@cell "Q1"), {Work Type}, AND((HAS(@cell, "revision")), (HAS(@cell, "new")))
The HAS + AND works for this sample,
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