Help with formulas to have data in the Summary Sheet
Hey Paul,
I have created the below individual reports for the upcoming tasks in the Smartsheet. This has a combination of Tasks + Country + Owners + Status.
However, I also need this data in the Dashboard.
Could you please help me with formulas to have this data in the Summary Sheet? So that I can pull the data from the summary sheet to create "Metric" or "Chart" widgets in my Dashboards.
- Upcoming Tasks for Crawford | USA
- Upcoming Tasks for Crawford | CAN
- Upcoming Tasks for Crawford | UK
- Upcoming Tasks for Crawford | GBSC
- Upcoming Tasks for SmartERP | USA
- Upcoming Tasks for SmartERP | CAN
- Upcoming Tasks for SmartERP | UK
- Upcoming Tasks for SmartERP | GBSC
See below the columns in use:
Your help with this will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks a ton!
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Hi @Pooja Shengali , if I understand your use case, you're looking to add some formulas into your sheet summary to pull into your Dashboard. Is this accurate? If so, I think the following COUNTIFS formula should work well for you.
=COUNTIFS(Country:Country, "USA", [SmartERP Owners]:[SmartERP Owners], <>"")
Let me know if this helps. Thanks!
-Jen
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That's great, @Pooja Shengali!
Also, thank you for your engagement and contribution to our community. Your inquiry is likely to assist other members across time AND it helps me flex my skills.
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-Jen
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Hi @Pooja Shengali , if I understand your use case, you're looking to add some formulas into your sheet summary to pull into your Dashboard. Is this accurate? If so, I think the following COUNTIFS formula should work well for you.
=COUNTIFS(Country:Country, "USA", [SmartERP Owners]:[SmartERP Owners], <>"")
Let me know if this helps. Thanks!
-Jen
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Thanks a ton, Jen! You made my life easy :) This was indeed helpful.
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That's great, @Pooja Shengali!
Also, thank you for your engagement and contribution to our community. Your inquiry is likely to assist other members across time AND it helps me flex my skills.
If you appreciate my response, please recognize the effort by with an "Insightful" or "Vote Up" selection. Thanks.
-Jen
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One last help please..
=COUNTIFS(Country:Country, "USA", [SmartERP Owners]:[SmartERP Owners], <>"")
The above formula gives "All Statuses" count however I need ONLY "In Progress" & "Not Started" in the Summary Sheet for the Upcoming Tasks for SmartERP | USA..
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Try this, @Pooja Shengali.
=COUNTIFS(Country:Country, "USA", [SmartERP Owners]:[SmartERP Owners], <>"", Status:Status, "Not Started") + COUNTIFS(Country:Country, "USA", [SmartERP Owners]:[SmartERP Owners], <>"", Status:Status, "In Progress")
Or
=COUNTIFS(Country:Country, "USA", [SmartERP Owners]:[SmartERP Owners], <>"", Status:Status, <>"Complete")
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