Multiple Criterion with Cross Sheets
Hello I am stumped. I have tried several different combinations to my formulas trying to get them to function. I get an #UNPARSEABLE error most of the time.
I have tried this formula =COUNTIFS({Complete Claim Status}, Status@row, {Vendor Name}, [Vendor Name]@row)
Complete Claim Status is the range on my cross sheet | Status@ row is from my main sheet
Vendor Name is the second range on my cross sheet | [Vendor Name]@row is from my main sheet and I have removed the brackets as well around that as well.
Here is a screenshot. Thank you for your assistance.
Best Answer
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=COUNTIFS({Complete Claim Status}, =Status@row, {Vendor Name}, =[Vendor Name]@row)
This formula worked for me. I set up 2 separate test sheets like so:
The 2nd sheet in the Count column is where I placed that formula. It's setup with cross-sheet references as so:
Answers
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Hi Melanie. You don't have your criterion formatted quite right. Try this:
=COUNTIFS({Complete Claim Status}, =Status@row, {Vendor Name}, =[Vendor Name]@row)
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@Mike TV Thanks for your quick response. Unfortunately now I am getting another error.
Any ideas?
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=COUNTIFS({Complete Claim Status}, =Status@row, {Vendor Name}, =[Vendor Name]@row)
This formula worked for me. I set up 2 separate test sheets like so:
The 2nd sheet in the Count column is where I placed that formula. It's setup with cross-sheet references as so:
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@Mike TV Thank you!!
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