Countifs multiple fields and values
I"m trying count projects that are in IT Org (column) and are in project states (column) of New, Awaiting Endorsement, Project Analysis, Financial Review, ITSC Approval.
COUNTIFS{IT Org Sheet Reference}, "IT", [{Project State Sheet Reference}, "New"...??How do I do counts of all other project states?
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=COUNTIFS({IT PPM Range 3}, "IT", {IT PPM Range 2}, OR (@cell ="New", @cell = "Awaiting Endorsement", @cell = "Project Analysis", @cell = "Financial Review", @cell = "ITSC Approval", @cell = "Postponed", @cell = "Long Range Planning"))
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I just copy/pasted from your last one and missed a space between OR and the (.
Let's give this a go...
=COUNTIFS({IT PPM Range 3}, "IT", {IT PPM Range 2}, OR(@cell = "New", @cell = "Awaiting Endorsement", @cell = "Project Analysis", @cell = "Financial Review", @cell = "ITSC Approval", @cell = "Postponed", @cell = "Long Range Planning"))
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Try something like this...
=COUNTIFS({Other Sheet IT Org column}, "IT", {Other Sheet Project State column}, OR(@cell = "New", @cell = "Awaiting Endorsement", @cell = "Project Analysis", @cell = "Financial Review", @cell = "ITSC Approval"))
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Hmmmmm. this didn't work. I received unparseable. I am truly looking for the values in one column that are IT and the other column meet the project states listed.
=COUNTIFS({IT PPM Range 3}, "IT"{IT PPM Range 2}, OR (@ ="New", @cell = "Awaiting Endorsement", @cell = "Project Analysis", @cell= "Financial Review", @cell = "ITSC Approval", @cell = "Postponed", @cell = Long Range Planning"))
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@Andrée Starå - wondering if you have thoughts too?
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You missed a comma after "IT".
=COUNTIFS({IT PPM Range 3}, "IT", {IT PPM Range 2}, OR (@ ="New", @cell = "Awaiting Endorsement", @cell = "Project Analysis", @cell= "Financial Review", @cell = "ITSC Approval", @cell = "Postponed", @cell = Long Range Planning"))
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I'm still receiving unparsable. :(
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=COUNTIFS({IT PPM Range 3}, "IT", {IT PPM Range 2}, OR (@cell ="New", @cell = "Awaiting Endorsement", @cell = "Project Analysis", @cell = "Financial Review", @cell = "ITSC Approval", @cell = "Postponed", @cell = "Long Range Planning"))
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I just copy/pasted from your last one and missed a space between OR and the (.
Let's give this a go...
=COUNTIFS({IT PPM Range 3}, "IT", {IT PPM Range 2}, OR(@cell = "New", @cell = "Awaiting Endorsement", @cell = "Project Analysis", @cell = "Financial Review", @cell = "ITSC Approval", @cell = "Postponed", @cell = "Long Range Planning"))
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That is it! Thank you so much!! Yayayayayay!
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Great! Happy to help! 👍️
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I saw that Paul answered already!
Glad you got it working!
Let me know if I can help with anything else!
Best,
Andrée
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