Is it possible to get a count in Sheet Summary with the following equation?
=IF([CFO Install]@row = "yes, me only", 1, IF([CFO Install]@row = "Yes, my spouse and I", 2, IF([CFO Install]@row = "Unable to attend", 0)))
I keep getting #unparseable. I tried COUNTIF(s), SUMIF(s)
Right now I have been creating a separate column in my sheet with the formula to get the sum. I would like to clean up my sheet and have this on the sheet summary.
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Thanks! There is no other way to make it happen?
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I hope you're well and safe!
Unfortunately, it's not possible because you can't use the @row feature because Smartsheet doesn't know which row it should reference.
Make sense?
I hope that helps!
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Thanks! There is no other way to make it happen?
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