Countifs using max(startdate) function
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@AjS You would simply add it to the COUNTIFS the same way you have your other range/criteria sets.
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Hi Smart people,
I am creating a calculationsheet in my smartsheet,
- I have a multiple teams (5 separate sheets) sheets with Project name, description, effort points, Status(dev, test, uat, done) weekstartdate and weekenddate
- In my calculation sheet, I have columns project, dev, test, uat, done. here I am trying to count number of status for each status (like dev, test, uat, done) using max(weekstartdate)
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i am using like this without even max function, not even sure if this is correct
=COUNTIFS({Team Squad - Team Project Status R Range 2}, Project@row, {Team Squad - Team Project Status R Range 1}, Committed$1)
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Are you able to provide some screenshots for context?
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above my calc sheet
Below, my individual team sheet (I have 5 like these) from this i am trying to pull only max(weekbeginningdate) values not all
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@paulnewcome did you understand ?
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anyone wants to lend a hand here ????
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Your range/criteria set would look something along the lines of…
{Date Range}, @cell = MAX({Date Range})
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could you get me full expression using this =COUNTIFS({Team Squad - Team Project Status R Range 2}, Project@row, {Team Squad - Team Project Status R Range 1}, Committed$1)
and your date function
{Date Range}, @cell = MAX({Date Range}) using my date column name
WeekBeginningDate
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@AjS You would simply add it to the COUNTIFS the same way you have your other range/criteria sets.
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