Stacked Bar Chart with Percentages
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Hi Paul,
I'm cell linking each of the country percentages from a larger sheet. I just wanted to pull out the milestones here so I could make a chart with only the "need-to-know" info rather than everything.
In the source sheet the column is formatted for percentages.
Thanks again for your help!
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My apologies. I used the SUMIFS syntax n the COUNTIFS. Try this...
=(COUNTIFS([Burkina Faso % Complete]@row:[PAHO % Complete]@row, @cell <> "") -1) -SUMIFS([Burkina Faso % Complete]@row:[PAHO % Complete]@row, [Burkina Faso % Complete]@row:[PAHO % Complete]@row, @cell <> "")
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Hi Paul,
This time the formula worked, but its giving me weird percentages for the other milestones.
Any suggestions to fix this?
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Lets give this a whirl...
=SUMIFS([Burkina Faso % Complete]@row:[PAHO % Complete]@row, [Burkina Faso % Complete]@row:[PAHO % Complete]@row, @cell <> "") / COUNTIFS([Burkina Faso % Complete]@row:[PAHO % Complete]@row, @cell <> "")
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That solved it! I ended up just making my bar chart reflect the average, rather than all the pieces adding up to the average in a stacked way. But this was really helpful! Thank you!
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Happy to help. 👍️
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