Can someone please help me with a COUNTIFS formula?
I can't seem to get this formula to calculate any results other than 0
COUNTIFS({11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe ES}, [Expense Specialist]@row, {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe FU}, OR(@cell = "410101", @cell = "41201", @cell = "410202", @cell = "410203".
This is only a part of a larger formula.
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Got it, try this:
=COUNTIFS({11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe ES}, [Expense Specialist]@row, {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe Excep}, 0, {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe FU}, OR(@cell = 410201, @cell = 410101, @cell = 410202, @cell = 410203), {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe Titl}, OR(CONTAINS("SP", @cell), CONTAINS("SPQREA", @cell), CONTAINS("LP", @cell))
Answers
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If your data type is just text/number for the FU cells, maybe try taking the quotes out around the numbers and make sure you have the correct closing parentheses.
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Ok thanks, removing the "" worked! However when I try combining it with other criteria now its not working.
Says, #UNPARSEABLE now- assuming I have a missing ? or something?
=COUNTIFS({11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe ES}, [Expense Specialist]@row, {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe Excep}, 0, 11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe ES}, [Expense Specialist]@row, {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe FU}, OR(@cell = 410201, @cell = 410101, @cell = 410202, @cell = 410203 ))
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It looks like it maybe be a duplicate and you don't need, but it looks like a missing curly bracket after the "0,".
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Now I've added one more criteria and get UNPARSEABLE
=COUNTIFS({11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe ES}, [Expense Specialist]@row, {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe FU}, OR(@cell = 410201, @cell = 410101, @cell = 410202, @cell = 410203, {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe Titl}, OR (@cell = SP, @cell = SPQREA, @cell = LP )))
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Ok this formula works
=COUNTIFS({11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe ES}, [Expense Specialist]@row, {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe Excep}, 0, {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe FU}, OR(@cell = 410201, @cell = 410101, @cell = 410202, @cell = 410203 ))
But now I need to add this piece to it
{11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe Titl}, OR(CONTAINS("SP", @cell), ("SPQREA", @cell), ("LP", @cell))))
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For the text OR statement you do need the quotation marks and the closing parentheses is missing. Try this:
=COUNTIFS({11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe ES}, [Expense Specialist]@row, {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe FU}, OR(@cell = 410201, @cell = 410101, @cell = 410202, @cell = 410203), {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe Titl}, OR (@cell = "SP", @cell = "SPQREA", @cell = "LP"))
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Still #UNPARSEABLE
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So the last piece just need to contain not=
Something like the below:
=COUNTIFS({11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe ES}, [Expense Specialist]@row, {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe Excep}, 0, {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe FU}, OR(@cell = 410201, @cell = 410101, @cell = 410202, @cell = 410203)), {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe Titl}, OR(CONTAINS("SP", @cell), ("SPQREA", @cell), ("LP", @cell)))
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Got it, try this:
=COUNTIFS({11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe ES}, [Expense Specialist]@row, {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe Excep}, 0, {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe FU}, OR(@cell = 410201, @cell = 410101, @cell = 410202, @cell = 410203), {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe Titl}, OR(CONTAINS("SP", @cell), CONTAINS("SPQREA", @cell), CONTAINS("LP", @cell))
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Funny, I just tried this at the same time you posted this and it works :)
=COUNTIFS({11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe ES}, [Expense Specialist]@row, {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe Excep}, 0, {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe FU}, OR(@cell = 410201, @cell = 410101, @cell = 410202, @cell = 410203 ), {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe Titl}, OR(CONTAINS("SP", @cell), CONTAINS("SPQREA", @cell), CONTAINS("LP", @cell)))
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Thank you so much for your help, really appreciate it!!!!
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No problem! Glad it worked!
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OK another one for you, if you can still help me.
I get UNPARSEABLE
=COUNTIFS({11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe ES}, [Expense Specialist]@row, {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe Excep}, 0, {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe FU}, OR(@cell = 410201, @cell = 410101, @cell = 410202, @cell = 410203 ), {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe Titl}, OR(CONTAINS("Managing", @cell), CONTAINS("Ops", @cell), {11.08.2024- Labor Allocations for Smartshe Categ}, OR(@cell <> AD, @cell <> AP )))
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Seems to work up until the last piece where the Category can't = AD or AP
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