What is the formula that I will need to track how many completed projects an employee has worked on
Here it the formula I was trying but I kept getting an #INVALID REF.
=COUNTIFS({DCIM Projects 2020-2021 Range 1}, ="Complete", AND({DCIM Projects 2020-2021 Range 2,="Susan ****"})) (Replaced employees last name with * for privacy)
We have a few projects that take multiple employees and some that it is individual. I am hoping that the formula will pull the information every time the employee is listed whether it is in a group or individual.
Any help you can offer would be appreciated
Answers
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A few things:
- You don’t need the AND function, the COUNTIFS assumes AND with the multiple conditions.
- The last } is in the wrong place. It should come after “Range 2” in the second condition range.
- The equals sign on the condition isn’t needed either.
=COUNTIFS({DCIM Projects 2020-2021 Range 1}, "Complete", {DCIM Projects 2020-2021 Range 2}, “Susan ****")
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Jason - I want to thank you for your help on this. The formula works now.
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I just realized that this formula worked to find the projects that Sue worked by her self but it did not add the times she worked with another co-worker.
There is an example of that in the screen shot I attached above where she worked on a project with Jesse ****.
Can you help me with what the formula would look like to accomplish that?
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You would need a HAS function for that...
=COUNTIFS({DCIM Projects 2020-2021 Range 1}, "Complete", {DCIM Projects 2020-2021 Range 2}, HAS(@cell, "Susan ****"))
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Thank you Paul for the help with this. I appreciate it.
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Happy to help. 👍️
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