Count multiple blank columns
Hello,
I have a task board with multiple columns like Original Due Date, Current Due Date, Goal, and Status. I am trying to come up with a formula that "audits" the data for blanks so we can easily see that Person A has 5 tasks that have blank columns they need to fill out.
In the formula below [Column7]$20 is the person's name. I have figured out how to count based on one column (Current Due Date) but I think I need some kind of OR statement to say count if Current Due Date OR Original Due Date OR Goal OR Status are blank. I haven't been able to figure out the syntax for this. Any help is appreciated...thanks in advance!
=COUNTIFS({Product Team Task Board Assigned To}, [Column7]$20, {Product Team Task Board Current Due Date}, ="")
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You would need to write a separate COUNTIFS for each column and then add them together.
=COUNTIFS(......................., {Current Due Date}, ...........) + COUNTIFS(......................., {Original Due Date}, ...........) + COUNTIFS(......................., {Goal}, ...........) + COUNTIFS(......................., {Status}, ...........)
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Thank you Paul! Seems so obvious now.
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