Help with unparseable COUNTIFS
Here is the current unparseable formula which isn't working; any help is much appreciated:
=COUNTIFS([CATEGORY]:[ CATEGORY], "Criterion1", [[TOPIC]:[ TOPIC], "Criterion2"])
Best Answer
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Hi Anita,
Remove the brackets in your second argument:
=COUNTIFS([CATEGORY]:[ CATEGORY], "Criterion1", [TOPIC]:[ TOPIC], "Criterion2")
You are welcome!
Mathieu | Workflow Consultant
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Answers
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Hi Anita,
Remove the brackets in your second argument:
=COUNTIFS([CATEGORY]:[ CATEGORY], "Criterion1", [TOPIC]:[ TOPIC], "Criterion2")
You are welcome!
Mathieu | Workflow Consultant
info@evolytion.com
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Thank you, Mathieu! The suggestion in Smartsheet has brackets shown, so I was using the same syntax.
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@Anita Darling The brackets in the example are there to show that the additional range/criteria are optional meaning you don't need them for the COUNTIFS to work. The example itself at the top of the "help box" shows without.
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