Count how many "On Hold" projects for the Sheet Summary
I have a sheet set up with a (Multi Select) dropdown, and a complete check box, & would like to get a count of how many projects that are NOT complete & are On Hold.
COLUMN: Info Still Needed - is a multi select dropdown
COLUMN: Complete - is a check box
I have tried several formulas with no luck. =COUNTIF(complete:complete, 0, Info Still Needed:Info Still Needed, "On Hold") =COUNTIF([complete]:[complete], 0, [Info Still Needed]:[Info Still Needed], "On Hold") =COUNTIF([Info Still Needed]:[Info Still Needed], HAS(@cell, "On Hold"),[complete]:[complete], 0)
am I even close? Are the Formulas in the Sheet Summary a little different that the worksheets themselves?
Based on the screen shot the Sheet Summary should give me a count of "3" for the number of projects on hold, but I would also like to get a quick summary of how many projects I still need the composite rate for"5", or the contract amount"3".
Answers
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Hi @Lula05,
Hope you are fine, please try the following formula:
=IFERROR(COUNTIFS([Notes Info Still Needed]:[Notes Info Still Needed], CONTAINS("On Hold", @cell), Complete:Complete, @cell = 0), "")
the following screenshot shows the result:
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