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Reporting and Function/Formula Questions
Scenario: I created a web form that generates rows in a sheet that require follow-up from another individual. Each line is assigned to someone else for follow up when the web form submitter selects them from a drop down.
That person is then notified. The selected person then goes into the sheet and makes updates to the sheet itself, changing the status as needed.
I am trying to determine the percentage of the entire document, by it's status AND its assigned person, AND by date range and generate a report.
So far, I have been able to do get the first two parts by using COUNTIFS function.
Ex:
=COUNTIFS(Status:Status, "Final Attempt Completed", [Assigned Salesperson]:[Assigned Salesperson], "James")
Then I show that number as a percentage in another column.
Ex:
=[James Final Attempt Completed]1 / [Total Records]1
Where I am running into trouble is when I try to cross reference this formula in a report with a date range.
I wondered if I could combine these two functions into one column by nesting the functions? Can you nest multiple functions? Can anyone help?
Thanks so much!
Comments
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Hello! This is all possible and I made a quick sheet to give you an example.
Here's the sheet: https://app.smartsheet.com/b/publish?EQBCT=060af6dcd3994585bbdd29205f197636
You cannot compare dates in a COUNTIFS function. Because of this, I added a Checkbox column to a sheet which will check the box if the corresponding Date cell is within the given range. Here's the formula:
=IF(AND(Date4 >= DATE(2015, 12, 1), Date4 <= DATE(2015, 12, 8)), 1
I used >= and <= rather than < and > so it includes the dates I added to the range.
Next, I included the Checkbox column in my COUNTIFS (purple cell in my example):
=COUNTIFS(Status:Status, "Final Attempt Completed", [Assigned Salesperson]:[Assigned Salesperson], "James", CB:CB, 1)
Finally, I combined this with a COUNT if the number of records to get a percent (blue cell):
=(COUNTIFS(Status:Status, "Final Attempt Completed", [Assigned Salesperson]:[Assigned Salesperson], "James", CB:CB, 1)) / COUNT([Assigned Salesperson]:[Assigned Salesperson])
In this example I counted the number of records in the Assigned Salesperson column but if you have a cell which totals the number of records, [Total Records]1, you can replace COUNT([Assigned Salesperson]:[Assigned Salesperson]) with [Total Records]1.
Let me know if you have any questions on this!
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I like it.
Craig
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Awesome! I got what I needed. Thank you so much!!
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I did have one quick question. How do I ensure that the date range formula for the checkbox will auto populate for the entire column?
I drag/dropped the current formula {=IF(AND([Created Date]1 >= DATE(2015, 11, 1), [Created Date]1 <= DATE(2015, 11, 31)), 1} but I will have more entries coming into the document from the web form.
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Good question, Brandy! Smartsheet has an autofill formula feature which will automatically add a formula when a new row is added if the same formula is located two rows above or below the newly added row (such as a web form entry).
Here's more information on this: http://help.smartsheet.com/customer/en/portal/articles/1641473-auto-filling-formulas-and-formatting
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