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Incorporate two data sets in one if/sum statement.
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Hi Razmig-- You could accomplish this iwith a SUMIF formula! This will allow you to only sum the values in the "Days of Work" column for which the "% Complete" value is <100%.
It would look like this:
=SUMIF([% Complete]:[% Complete], < 1, [Days of Work]:[Days of Work])
You'll want to adjust the ranges in the formula to match the ranges in your sheet. Hope this helps!
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Hello Kennedy, this worked out perfectly, thank you.
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Hello Kennedy,
For some reason the formula stopped working. Do I need to have any predecessor relationships to make this work?
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Hi Razmig-- That's very strange! Can you share your sheet with me at Kennedy.Stomps@Smartsheet.com so I can help troubleshoot this?
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Hello Kennedy, I shared the file over, thank you. It is weird as the formula worked the other day after you shared it. But I added a few new rows and now the formula doesn't work.
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