sumif - total costs open damages
Hi,
I wonder what is wrong with this formula ("unparseable")
=SUMIF([Kostenschätzung / Zahlbetrag]:[Kostenschätzung / Zahlbetrag]; COLLECT(Bearbeitungsstatus:Bearbeitungsstatus); <>"abgeschlossen"))
I guess you will find my fault... ;-)
Best Answer
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Hi @Jörg Schmidt Novum Hospitality ,
what do you need the COLLECT for?
You want to sum the amount needed for anything not having the status "abgeschlossen", right?
SUMIF( range criterion [ sum_range ])
So you need to put "[Kostenschätzung / Zahlbetrag]:[Kostenschätzung / Zahlbetrag]" in the last place.
SUMIF(Bearbeitungsstatus:Bearbeitungsstatus, <>"abgeschlossen", [Kostenschätzung / Zahlbetrag]:[Kostenschätzung / Zahlbetrag])
Hope this helps
Stefan
Smartsheet Consulting, Solution Building, Training and Support.
Projects for Processes and for People.
Answers
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Hi @Jörg Schmidt Novum Hospitality ,
what do you need the COLLECT for?
You want to sum the amount needed for anything not having the status "abgeschlossen", right?
SUMIF( range criterion [ sum_range ])
So you need to put "[Kostenschätzung / Zahlbetrag]:[Kostenschätzung / Zahlbetrag]" in the last place.
SUMIF(Bearbeitungsstatus:Bearbeitungsstatus, <>"abgeschlossen", [Kostenschätzung / Zahlbetrag]:[Kostenschätzung / Zahlbetrag])
Hope this helps
Stefan
Smartsheet Consulting, Solution Building, Training and Support.
Projects for Processes and for People.
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very helpful. It works. Thank you ;-))
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Happy to help
Greetings
Stefan
Smartsheet Consulting, Solution Building, Training and Support.
Projects for Processes and for People.
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