Why is my formula #UNPARSEABLE
Hoping someone can help... I am trying to get a count of projects opened and closed based on week number and year. Range two below is the year column in another sheet (the column I'm starting with is 2022, but I will be expanding through 2026 once the formula works). Range 1 referenced below is the week number, as calculated on the 'created date' on my other sheet.
Thanks in advance!
=COUNTIFS({PMO - Task / Project Log Range 2}, =2022, [{PMO - Task / Project Log Range 1}, =[Week Number]@row])
Best Answer
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Assuming the values in log range 2 are numbers (if not, then use "2022")
=COUNTIFS({PMO - Task / Project Log Range 2}, 2022, {PMO - Task / Project Log Range 1}, [Week Number]@row)
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I should have noted that each individual piece of the formula works -- it is the combination of the two that is not working...
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Assuming the values in log range 2 are numbers (if not, then use "2022")
=COUNTIFS({PMO - Task / Project Log Range 2}, 2022, {PMO - Task / Project Log Range 1}, [Week Number]@row)
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thank you @Sameer Karkhanis ! that worked -- I didnt realize the nuances with the second criterion. thank you!
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