Count numbers separated by semi column/text in a sum formula
Hello in Column3 I have this as my first row:
="Total: " + SUM([Column3]2:[Column3]5) + " Ind & ↑: " + SUM([Column3]4:[Column3]5)
- [Column3]2: 3
- [Column3]3: 1; 1 IP
- [Column3]4: 4; 2 IP
- [Column3]5: 0; 1 IP
To keep aesthetics nice I don't want to break the cells up. Can someone help me get a formula that will add the two numbers together in the overall sum?
For exmaple "1; 1 IP" I want counted as "2".
So Total: should read 12 and Ind & ↑: should read 7. Right now it skips over the field if it has a semi column or letters.
Anyone have any idea how to do this without adding any new cells or rows?
Dr. St Nicholas Burrus DHA, PMP
I build Smartsheets for the US Government, State Government, and about a dozen of the US Fortune 100s.
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Can you share a screenshot of your sheet or a link to a sample of it?
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Dr. St Nicholas Burrus DHA, PMP
I build Smartsheets for the US Government, State Government, and about a dozen of the US Fortune 100s.
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Did you find a solution to this?
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