how to calculate the number of projects who have an end date within 14 days?
I want to know how to calculate the number of projects who have an end date within 14 days but are in a specific portfolio status?
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If it was me, I would just do another status (Same one different staus) in the sheet summery, then make a 3rd and just use a Sum to combine the 2. This way you have the best of both worlds and you can then use it on a chart if needed.
Active projects = =COUNTIFS([Portfolio Status]:[Portfolio Status], "Active", [End Date]:[End Date], <=TODAY(14))
Active 2 Projects (Change "Active 2" to another status you want to us.
=COUNTIFS([Portfolio Status]:[Portfolio Status], "Active 2", [End Date]:[End Date], <=TODAY(14))
2 status summed together. see the photo above.
Does this help? I like this because then I can use the totals as a metric on a dashboard and the other 2 in a Chart to see where my total is coming from.
Joe Goetschel | Associate Director, Smartsheet
CrossCountry Consulting - Smartsheet Partner
"The only real limitation of Smartsheet is the level of effort required to achieve your goal."
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Are these all on the same sheet or are they separately built as project plans and live in the same workspace?
Joe Goetschel | Associate Director, Smartsheet
CrossCountry Consulting - Smartsheet Partner
"The only real limitation of Smartsheet is the level of effort required to achieve your goal."
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Yes they are on the same sheet...
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They are on one portfolio. Forgot to add that in there.
Thank you for you help.
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See if this help, I would just put this in Sheet Summery personally
You can modify the status to whatever you would like.
=COUNTIFS([Portfolio Status]:[Portfolio Status], "Active", [End Date]:[End Date], <=TODAY(14))
Joe Goetschel | Associate Director, Smartsheet
CrossCountry Consulting - Smartsheet Partner
"The only real limitation of Smartsheet is the level of effort required to achieve your goal."
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Ok, that works if I need it to pull one status in, but I need two status counts.
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If it was me, I would just do another status (Same one different staus) in the sheet summery, then make a 3rd and just use a Sum to combine the 2. This way you have the best of both worlds and you can then use it on a chart if needed.
Active projects = =COUNTIFS([Portfolio Status]:[Portfolio Status], "Active", [End Date]:[End Date], <=TODAY(14))
Active 2 Projects (Change "Active 2" to another status you want to us.
=COUNTIFS([Portfolio Status]:[Portfolio Status], "Active 2", [End Date]:[End Date], <=TODAY(14))
2 status summed together. see the photo above.
Does this help? I like this because then I can use the totals as a metric on a dashboard and the other 2 in a Chart to see where my total is coming from.
Joe Goetschel | Associate Director, Smartsheet
CrossCountry Consulting - Smartsheet Partner
"The only real limitation of Smartsheet is the level of effort required to achieve your goal."
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@Joe Goetschel Thank you so much!! This was very helpful.
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