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Is there a formula or a work around to produce the duration of a project when given the start date of the project and the end date of a project? In Excel (=DATEDIF(D9, E9, "d") is a simple formula but in Smartsheet what am I'm missing?
If you enable Dependencies under the project settings it will auto add a duration column. Assuming you indent all your tasks to your first row, it'll capture your total project duration.
In addition to that, you can also use the networkdays, or netdays formula to calculate the number of working days or calendar days between the first and last date in the project...
I'm looking to create a formula that will count the number of overdue tasks. This is based on the "assigned to", "status" and "due date". My current formula is =COUNTIFS({[Sheet Name]}, <TODAY(), {[Sheet Name]}, ="[Assigned To]"). However, this is pulling tasks that are due in the past, but are completed.
In the above image the green is the parent line, where some are calculating the child line %'s below, however in the lower half of the image it's not doing so. Any suggestions please? Thanks!
We run our project delivery sheets in Smartsheet and are required to present them to clients on a monthly basis so they can see status updates and timelines. When we print to PDF, it reduces everything on A3 to tiny print and the client has to increase the view to see what is written. One of our clients uses another…
