#INVALID OPERATION
=COUNTIFS([Project Phase]:[Project Phase], "Readiness", Phase:Phase, "Phase 1", Status:Status, "Complete" / [Project Phase 1 - Readiness]#)
Can anyone please help me solve this problem?
When I have 2 ranges and 2 criterions the formula works, when I increased to 3 ranges and 3 criterions im met with #INVALID OPERATION.
Best Answer
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You have your closing parenthesis in the wrong place:
=COUNTIFS([Project Phase]:[Project Phase], "Readiness", Phase:Phase, "Phase 1", Status:Status, "Complete") / [Project Phase 1 - Readiness]#
Answers
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Unless I'm reading your formula wrong - I think you have an extra layer following the 3rd criterion beginning with the /
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Hi Emily,
The last part of the formula is referencing another summary field '/ [Project Phase 1 - Readiness]#)', again it doesn't cause a problem when there are only 2 ranges and 2 criterions.
Still not sure why adding a third has caused this problem.
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You have your closing parenthesis in the wrong place:
=COUNTIFS([Project Phase]:[Project Phase], "Readiness", Phase:Phase, "Phase 1", Status:Status, "Complete") / [Project Phase 1 - Readiness]#
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Thank you Paul.
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Happy to help. 👍️
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