COUNTIF Exclude
I'm trying to exclude a column that has item checked with a checkbox from a result, but I'm getting an UNPARSEABLE error. It works fine until I add ", NOT..."
Any guidance would be appreciated.
=COUNTIF({Resource Request with Range 2}, [Primary Column]@row), NOT({Resource Request with Range 3} = "is unchecked")
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Hi John, Yes, 0 equals unchecked. I noticed a paren out of place and your need to use COUNTIFS. Try:
=COUNTIFS({Resource Request with Range 2}, [Primary Column]@row, {Resource Request with Range 3}, @cell=0)
Work?
Mark
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=COUNTIF({Resource Request with Range 2}, [Primary Column]@row), {Resource Request with Range 3}, @cell=0)
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Mark
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Thanks Mark. That's closer. Now I'm getting an Incorrect Argument on it. Does the "=0" equate to the "unchecked"
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Hi John, Yes, 0 equals unchecked. I noticed a paren out of place and your need to use COUNTIFS. Try:
=COUNTIFS({Resource Request with Range 2}, [Primary Column]@row, {Resource Request with Range 3}, @cell=0)
Work?
Mark
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Sweet. Thanks Mark. That did the trick.
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Perfect. Glad you found a solution. Thank you for contributing to the Community.
Mark
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