Cross Sheet Reference Unparseable

MikeCorvin · 05/03/19

I am trying to use a COUNTIF statement to reference another sheet and count the number of "V" s so I can create a metrics sheet for my DashBoard Creation. I have attached a snip of it below but all i get is #UNPARSEABLE when i try it. I must be missing something, but I am unsure as to what. Received the #INCORRECT ARGUMENT SET error before realizing i had to input the lookup set again to complete the range. So one problem down but still stuck with #UNPARSEABLE.

Mark Kapsa · 05/03/19

Mike,

I am not sure as to why you are using a the VLOOKUP function in the formula. You would just need to select the column or range of the data for the COUNTIF function and then test that to count the v values.

=countif({SOP verification logbook range 2}, "V")

MikeCorvin · 05/03/19

So i changed it to that, made sure it was referencing the same data set still, (it was), and all i get is #UNPARSEABLE as before.

MikeCorvin · 05/03/19

Mark,

I was looking back at it and although I had set it up the way you had said i misplaced two characters and that is why i was still getting the #UNPARSEABLE error. Having walked away and come back to look at it I see where I got the isssue after trying to alter it.

TLDR: Thanks Mark!!

Mark Kapsa · 05/07/19

Mike,

Is the data you are counting in a column defined as text? I set up a set of sheets and used this formula: =COUNTIF({New Sheet Range 1}, "V") and was able to return a value based on the text values of V in the data sheet.

Cross Sheet Reference Unparseable

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