Help on formula
Hello there,
I'm attempting to create a summary sheet that counts the number of times a DARCI 'Category' '& 'Status' is mentioned for a specific 'Project' and 'Product' (in this instance "DAP" - which appears in both columns) within the Source Sheet. Note that these column types for 'Project' and 'Product' are dropdown multi-selects and 'Status' is dropdown single-select.
I tried using the following formula, and although it wasn't correct, it was only applicable for the 'Project' column.
=COUNTIFS({Category}, [Primary Column]@row, CONTAINS("DAP", {Project))
Any advice?
Many thanks in advance!
Summary sheet:
Source Sheet:
Best Answer
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Oh - I saw an error with one of the brackets in the formula. Try this, where {Product} is the named range for the Product column:
=COUNTIFS({Category}, [Primary Column]@row, {Project}, CONTAINS("DAP", @cell), {Product}, CONTAINS("DAP", @cell))
Answers
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Hi @Mohamed Ali ,
Try this:
=COUNTIFS({Category}, [Primary Column]@row, {Project), CONTAINS("DAP", @cell))
Let me know if it works!
Best,
Heather
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Hi @Heather D , thanks for the prompt response. Unfortunately, this didn't work. I will also highlight that the formula only searches for 'Project' but it also needs to search for 'Product' too.
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Oh - I saw an error with one of the brackets in the formula. Try this, where {Product} is the named range for the Product column:
=COUNTIFS({Category}, [Primary Column]@row, {Project}, CONTAINS("DAP", @cell), {Product}, CONTAINS("DAP", @cell))
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Thank you, @Heather D. Truly appreciate the speedy resolution. You're a ⭐️!!
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@Mohamed Ali Glad it worked for you! I'm happy to help. Have a great week.
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