COUNTIFS Formula Help
Hello,
I am trying to create a formula for my Dashboard Matrix. I need to count the Projects for Fofi Kantas listed as Project and Enhancement.
=COUNTIFS({Project Owner}, FIND("Fofi Kantas", @cell) > 0, {Type}, "Project")
I can count them for each but cannot figure out the formula for project or enhancement.
Best Answers
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Try:
=COUNTIFS({Project Owner}, FIND("Fofi Kantas", @cell) > 0, {Type}, OR(@cell = "Project", @cell = "Enhancement")
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Hi @Shelley Isbell
You can use OR or sum the two counts for Project and Enhancement.
If you want to use OR,
=COUNTIFS([Project Owner]:[Project Owner], HAS(@cell, Owner#), Type:Type, OR(@cell = "Project", @cell = "Enhancement"))
or in your case
=COUNTIFS({Project Owner}, HAS(@cell, "Fofi Kantas"), {Type},OR(@cell = "Project", @cell = "Enhancement"))
Answers
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Try:
=COUNTIFS({Project Owner}, FIND("Fofi Kantas", @cell) > 0, {Type}, OR(@cell = "Project", @cell = "Enhancement")
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Oh my gosh! Thank you that worked. I was putting the OR in the wrong place! YA
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Hi @Shelley Isbell
You can use OR or sum the two counts for Project and Enhancement.
If you want to use OR,
=COUNTIFS([Project Owner]:[Project Owner], HAS(@cell, Owner#), Type:Type, OR(@cell = "Project", @cell = "Enhancement"))
or in your case
=COUNTIFS({Project Owner}, HAS(@cell, "Fofi Kantas"), {Type},OR(@cell = "Project", @cell = "Enhancement"))
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Thank you so very much for responding so quickly.
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