Counting Past Due Task

bmcmichael48661

bmcmichael48661 ✭

05/21/18 edited 12/09/19 in Formulas and Functions

Is there a way to count past due tasks in Smartsheet? I would prefer to count based off of the finish date, but cannot seem to get the formula to work. I am fairly new with the software, so any recommendations would be great! Please let me know. -Branden

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PeterG ✭

05/21/18

Try this

=COUNTIF([End Date]:[End Date], <TODAY())

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