Adding Contains to My Formula

Good Evening Smartsheet Community:
I am trying to count the number of Fail that Contain FSA in the Key, but I can not seem to get the last part of the Formula Correct.
Current Formula: =COUNTIFS({Test Env}, "Prod", {Test Status}, "Fail", {Key}, CONTAINS("FSA"))
Thanks
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Hi @Ray B
The CONTAINS function (see here) requires a range to be specified within it, along with the criteria. Since you already state the range before it, you just need to use @cell in order to tell the formula to look into each cell of the previously listed range.
Try this:
=COUNTIFS({Test Env}, "Prod", {Test Status}, "Fail", {Key}, CONTAINS("FSA", @cell))
(PS @Mark C. I think you may have pasted in the wrong formula? Looks like a great solution for someone else, though!)
Cheers!
Genevieve
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Hi @Ray B
Try:
=IF(AND([FINISH]@row< [Go live Date]@row), OR(Status@row = "In Progress", Status@row = "Not Started", Status@row = "At Risk")),1,0)
Work?
Mark
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Hi @Ray B
The CONTAINS function (see here) requires a range to be specified within it, along with the criteria. Since you already state the range before it, you just need to use @cell in order to tell the formula to look into each cell of the previously listed range.
Try this:
=COUNTIFS({Test Env}, "Prod", {Test Status}, "Fail", {Key}, CONTAINS("FSA", @cell))
(PS @Mark C. I think you may have pasted in the wrong formula? Looks like a great solution for someone else, though!)
Cheers!
Genevieve
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Ooooops! Sorry. Thanks @Genevieve P .
Mark
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Ok, I tried that but it Resulted in Blocked. Logged Out of Smartsheet and back in and it worked. Has that anyone else Experienced that before?
Thanks
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