Which formula do I use?
I used the following formula =COUNTIFS({Imp Group},Label@row, [{IT Sizing}, [IT Sizing]1) for the table data below. I keep getting unparseable. What am I doing wrong?
Source Column Title for Rows Day 0, Day 1 & Day 2 is "Imp Group".
Source Column for title is "IT Sizing"
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@toni.toni601 I think the square bracket in front of the first {IT Sizing} is out of place or not needed at all.
dm
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@toni.toni601 You removed the range for the second condition, so you have nothing to match against the second criterion. I think you need:
=COUNTIFS({Imp Group}, Label@row, {IT Sizing}, [IT Sizing]1)
dm
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@toni.toni601 I think the square bracket in front of the first {IT Sizing} is out of place or not needed at all.
dm
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Thanks for your help
I changed to =COUNTIFS({Imp Group}, Label@row, [IT Sizing]1) and how get error message #incorrect argument set. What is it looking for?
also... Is this the best formula to use?
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@toni.toni601 You removed the range for the second condition, so you have nothing to match against the second criterion. I think you need:
=COUNTIFS({Imp Group}, Label@row, {IT Sizing}, [IT Sizing]1)
dm
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GREAT!!! I changed to: =COUNTIFS({Imp Group}, Label@row, {IT Sizing}, [IT Sizing]1)
Worked PERFECT!! thank you so much...
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