Use DISTINCT with COUNTIFS
Hey Guys!
I am so excited to see that Smartsheet has finally introduced a formula that will compute DISTINCT(Unique) values!!
So, I am trying ot develop a formula to calculate DISTINCT count using one column but with a few condition(s) i.e. IFS i.e. [Range1,Criteria1, Range2,Criteria2]
Refer below a sample of that formalue:
[=COUNTIFS({Owner}, [Primary Column]@row, DISTINCT({ProjectNumber}), <>0)]
But it is resulting: [#INCORRECT ARGUMENT SET]
Any advise would really be helpful!
Thanks!
Khushboo
Comments
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Hey any update on this? I'm trying to accomplish something similar:
=COUNTIFS({Resource Allocation View Range 4}, "Leader Capability", DISTINCT({Resource Allocation View Range 8}), <>0)
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Yes. You would actually need to use
=COUNT(DISTINCT(COLLECT(.........................................................)))
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@Paul Newcome How would you do this if you wanted to find distinct/unique values from multiple columns?
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@Vivian Li Are you able to provide more detail/context and possibly some screenshots?
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