Count anything that is passed due excluding certain criteria
It is not supposed to count anything that is closed, lesson learned, or duplicate.
The current formula is:
=COUNTIFS(Due:Due, <TODAY(), Disposition:Disposition, <>"Complete")
This formula is counting those things, however, I need to count anything that is passed due and not closed, lesson learned or duplicate. I am utilizing a drop down box, too.
Thoughts?
Branden
Comments
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Hi Branden,
If you're wanting to count all of that in one function, then you can add criteria to your COUNTIFS to capture this with an OR statement:
=COUNTIFS(Due:Due, <TODAY(), OR(Disposition:Disposition, <>"Complete", Disposition:Disposition, "Open", Disposition:Disposition, "Lesson Learned",Disposition:Disposition, "Duplicate"))
Note a few things on this example formula:
- It's an example and may not reflect how your sheet is set up, please refrain from copying and pasting it (it may not work in your sheet).
- Change "open" to whichever status you use to indicate that something is still active in your dropdown.
- Note that I've removed the <> from the other criteria in the OR function, as we're counting whether Disposition is equal to those values.
Otherwise, you'll want to use separate COUNTIFS in different cells:
=COUNTIFS(Due:Due, <TODAY(), Disposition:Disposition, <>"Complete")
=COUNTIFS(Due:Due, <TODAY(), Disposition:Disposition, "Open")
=COUNTIFS(Due:Due, <TODAY(), Disposition:Disposition, "Lesson Learned")
=COUNTIFS(Due:Due, <TODAY(), Disposition:Disposition, "Duplicate")
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This appears to be a duplicate of this post:
https://community.smartsheet.com/discussion/countifs-formula-help-0
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