Connect with peers, share your expertise, and inspire what’s next in Smartsheet — from proven practices to practical how-to insights from fellow users and product experts.
Sign in to join the conversation:
I get #unparseable.
=SUMIFS(Effort Hrs:Efford Hrs,Assignee:Assignee,"Easton",Sprint Week:Sprint Week,"32")
Effort Hrs = Hours worked
Assignee = the person
Sprint Week = the wee it is done
In your formula, it says "Efford Hrs". I'm not sure if that's a typo in the forum, or a type in the formula itself. If it's in the formula, that would likely cause the issue.
To follow up on what Javed said, because of the space in the column name, you need to use the syntax, [Effort Hrs]:[Effort Hrs].
Great catch Joe!
Same with [Sprint Week].
In general, spaces, special characters, column names that end in numbers all require the [] brackets.
I tend to use [columname] regardless of whether it needs it or not. Smartsheet's editor will remove them if they are not needed.
Craig
Thanks, great stuff.
See attached image, it still doesn't work
D...
You still have a syntax problem...it must be [Effort Hrs]:[Effort Hrs] <--- notice the inner brackets.
Thanks much...
How do I see who submitted a form for a specific sheet?
Hi, I have a Gantt covering 500+ rows of events past and planned. I use it to predict and track values around these events. Using helper columns to identify the current week, I get an email report on a Monday that tells me the upcoming events in the current week (7 days) and their values. Currently if an event spans…
Hi Smartsheet Community, I'm working on an action management system where users create sub-actions through a Smartsheet Form. The requirement is simple: a sub-action's due date must be earlier than or equal to its parent action's due date. For example, if the parent action is due on June 30, 2027, users should not be able…
