Average of Color Symbols (RYG) on same row
I need to be able to create an average (In the Overall Status field) of the 3 filed to the right. As you Can see, they are symbols with the standard stoplight (RYG) colors. I have done this (with the help of the community) for parent/child, but now these fields are on the same row.
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Hello @SherryFox
Try this:
=IF(COUNTIF(Cost1:Performance1, "Red") = COUNT(Cost1:Performance1), "Red", IF(COUNTIF(Cost1:Performance1, "Green") = COUNT(Cost1:Performance1), "Green", "Yellow"))
Or this if you want to use column formula:
=IF(COUNTIF(Cost@row:Performance@row, "Red") = COUNT(Cost@row:Performance@row), "Red", IF(COUNTIF(Cost@row:Performance@row, "Green") = COUNT(Cost@row:Performance@row), "Green", "Yellow"))
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You would use the same method as parent/child, but instead of your range being CHILDREN([Column Name]@row), your range would be Cost@row:Performance@row.
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I went back and pulled the answer from the Parent/Child, and applied the format to this one like you said, but it does not seem to be working. I am sure it is something simple that I messed up. It says Incorrect Argument Set for the error. Here is what I have:
=IF(COUNTIF(Cost1:Performance1, "Red") = COUNT(Cost1:Performance1, "Red", IF(Cost1:Performance1, "Green") = COUNT(Cost1:Performance1, "Green", "Yellow")))
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Hello @SherryFox
Try this:
=IF(COUNTIF(Cost1:Performance1, "Red") = COUNT(Cost1:Performance1), "Red", IF(COUNTIF(Cost1:Performance1, "Green") = COUNT(Cost1:Performance1), "Green", "Yellow"))
Or this if you want to use column formula:
=IF(COUNTIF(Cost@row:Performance@row, "Red") = COUNT(Cost@row:Performance@row), "Red", IF(COUNTIF(Cost@row:Performance@row, "Green") = COUNT(Cost@row:Performance@row), "Green", "Yellow"))
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@SherryFox You just forgot to close out each of the COUNT functions.
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Thanks so much…. I used the column formula you provided.
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@SherryFox happy to help!
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