How to connect Countifs with Jerarquies (Children?) with two conditions ( 100% & Dates )
Hello All, I am running this formula "=COUNTIFS([P%]:[P%], =1, [Finish date]:[Finish date], ISDATE(@cell))",
And the result is "7", and that's correct!. But now I'm attempting to run a similar formula just for a specific cell "Abstract" and " Summary".
Basically, I need the result for "Abstract" be "3" and for "Summary" "4", since both satisfy the conditions (It is 100% and has a date).
So my attempted was this...
=COUNTIFS(CHILDREN([Abstract]2), =1, CHILDREN([Abstract]2, ISDATE(@cell))
Anyways, I'm far from getting the right anwer, so any guidance would be appreciated.
Thanks
Diego
Best Answer
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In the CHILDREN function, you want to list the Column that you're searching through, versus saying [Abstract].
Try this for Abstract:
=COUNTIFS(CHILDREN([P%]2), =1, CHILDREN([Finish date]2), ISDATE(@cell))
Let me know if this works!
Cheers,
Genevieve
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Answers
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In the CHILDREN function, you want to list the Column that you're searching through, versus saying [Abstract].
Try this for Abstract:
=COUNTIFS(CHILDREN([P%]2), =1, CHILDREN([Finish date]2), ISDATE(@cell))
Let me know if this works!
Cheers,
Genevieve
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No problem at all! I'm glad I could help. 🙂
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