I am using this formula =COUNTIFS([CHECKBOX FY-21]:[CHECKBOX FY-21],=1)+"'

Yanneth

Not working to count the total of boxex with a checkmark in column FY-21

Forklift_Expert

You aren't reading the value of the checkbox and I don't think your range is correct.

You have this:

=COUNTIFS([CHECKBOX FY-21]:[CHECKBOX FY-21],=1)+"'

For range:

=COUNTIFS([CHECKBOX FY-21]X:[CHECKBOX FY-21]Y , Criteria)

Where X is the row you want to start at and Y is the row you want to end at

For Criteria:

You need to change the criteria to include the checkbox values

=COUNTIFS(rangeX: rangeY, [FY-21]@row = 1 )

Here's what I would write to check how many boxes are checked in the Checkbox column from Row 1 through Row 4

=COUNTIF([Checkbox]1:[Checkbox]4, [Checkbox]@row = 1)

Yanneth

=COUNTIFS([CHECKBOX FY-21]1:[CHECKBOX FY-21]33,[CHECKBOX FY-21]@row =1) this is what I come up with, and it does not work, however I do want to count all rows in column FY-21

Yanneth

Andrée Starå

Hi @Yanneth

I hope you're well and safe!

Try something like this.

• If it's placed in another column, than the range.

=COUNTIFS([CHECKBOX FY-21]:[CHECKBOX FY-21], 1)

• If it's placed in the same column as the range.

=COUNTIFS([CHECKBOX FY-21]:[CHECKBOX FY-21], 1)+""

Did that work/help?

I hope that helps!

Be safe and have a fantastic week!

Best,

Andrée Starå | Workflow Consultant / CEO @ WORK BOLD

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