COUNTIFS with HAS
I am trying to create a metric sheet. I'm looking for a count of all Backlog items by team member; multiple team members can be assigned to an item however I'm looking at individual metrics. I can get the formula to work when the name is the single name in the Responsible column but not if there are more. Here's my formula, any ideas?
=COUNTIFS({Talent Systems Operations Tracker Range 1}, [Primary Column]@row, HAS({Talent Systems Operations Tracker Range 3}, [Primary Column]1, @cell))
Best Answer
-
The CONTAINS function can still work, but the HAS function should work as well as long as the syntax is correct.
=COUNTIFS({Talent Systems Operations Tracker Range 1}, [Primary Column]@row, {Talent Systems Operations Tracker Range 3}, HAS(@cell, [Primary Column]1))
Answers
-
Try using CONTAINS instead of HAS
-
The sheet I'm pulling from, the Assigned To is a multiselect so I believe CONTAINS will not work.
-
The CONTAINS function can still work, but the HAS function should work as well as long as the syntax is correct.
=COUNTIFS({Talent Systems Operations Tracker Range 1}, [Primary Column]@row, {Talent Systems Operations Tracker Range 3}, HAS(@cell, [Primary Column]1))
-
Thank you! I had the formula wrong on the backend of the equation. Appreciate the help!
-
Happy to help. 👍️
Help Article Resources
Categories
- All Categories
- 14 Welcome to the Community
- Customer Resources
- 64.8K Get Help
- 437 Global Discussions
- 138 Industry Talk
- 470 Announcements
- 4.9K Ideas & Feature Requests
- 129 Brandfolder
- 148 Just for fun
- 65 Community Job Board
- 486 Show & Tell
- 33 Member Spotlight
- 2 SmartStories
- 300 Events
- 36 Webinars
- 7.3K Forum Archives
Check out the Formula Handbook template!
