Sum multi select column with @cell
Smartsheet newbie here. Having some trouble with this one..
I want to be able to sum a value on another sheet each time a value is entered into column B. Column B is a multi select drop down. I also don't want to reference the drop-down options in my formula. Instead, I want the formula to reference an @cell. Let's just say column B options are Apple, Pear, Banana, Peach, Kiwi
Value for cell B2 = Apple, Pear
Value for cell B3 = Apple, Banana
Value for cell B4 = Pear, Apple, Kiwi
The result should show as:
Apple = 3
Pear = 2
Banana = 1
Kiwi = 1
This is what I have...
SUMIFS({Sales Range 3}, {Offtake Lead Tracker Range 1}, HAS([2 - Assessment]@row, @cell))
Best Answer
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Hi Kim,
I'm having terrible visualizing what you're after but if you're attempt is close try:
=SUMIFS({Sales Range 3}, {Offtake Lead Tracker Range 1}, HAS(@cell, [2 - Assessment]@row))
Your HAS syntax was reversed.
Mark
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Answers
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Hi Kim,
I'm having terrible visualizing what you're after but if you're attempt is close try:
=SUMIFS({Sales Range 3}, {Offtake Lead Tracker Range 1}, HAS(@cell, [2 - Assessment]@row))
Your HAS syntax was reversed.
Mark
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It worked. thank you!!!
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Hi @Kim Bowie ,
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