Forum Discussion
Carl_61
Nov 23, 2022Iron Contributor
Formula Help
Hello Tech Community, I can really use some help. I am using the SUMPRODUCT Function (maybe its the wrong function) and I'm not getting the proper results. Here is the Formula: =COUNTA(Q12:Q328)-SU...
- Nov 26, 2022
Hi Carl, now I understand.
My alternative formula looks like this: For Q10
=COUNTA(Q12:Q328)-SUMPRODUCT(--(Q12:Q328<>0),--(MMULT(--($C12:P328<>"")*ISODD(COLUMN($C:P)),SEQUENCE(COLUMN()-3))<>0))&"/"&COUNTA(Q12:Q328)&"/"&SUMPRODUCT(--(Q12:Q328<>0),--(MMULT(--($C12:P328<>"")*ISODD(COLUMN($C:P)),SEQUENCE(COLUMN()-3))<>0))
or with LET():
=LET(in,SUMPRODUCT(--(Q12:Q328<>0),--(MMULT(--($C12:P328<>"")*ISODD(COLUMN($C:P)),SEQUENCE(COLUMN()-3))<>0)),COUNTA(Q12:Q328)-in&"/"&COUNTA(Q12:Q328)&"/"&in)
Then you can copy them from there to the other places. Please not in column C
dscheikey
Nov 23, 2022Bronze Contributor
I think the formula is doing the right job. To the left of Q are 10 entries in the rows where there is also an entry in Q.
Carl_61
Nov 25, 2022Iron Contributor
The issue is that there are 9 instances of PMs conducted in Aug whereby prior PMs were conducted, It does not matter how many, what matters is the simple fact that at least one or more PMs were conducted prior to the one in Q in this example. So, the confusion is that the formula is counting the number of PMs within the array and that is not the result I am looking for.
- dscheikeyNov 26, 2022Bronze Contributor
Hi Carl, now I understand.
My alternative formula looks like this: For Q10
=COUNTA(Q12:Q328)-SUMPRODUCT(--(Q12:Q328<>0),--(MMULT(--($C12:P328<>"")*ISODD(COLUMN($C:P)),SEQUENCE(COLUMN()-3))<>0))&"/"&COUNTA(Q12:Q328)&"/"&SUMPRODUCT(--(Q12:Q328<>0),--(MMULT(--($C12:P328<>"")*ISODD(COLUMN($C:P)),SEQUENCE(COLUMN()-3))<>0))
or with LET():
=LET(in,SUMPRODUCT(--(Q12:Q328<>0),--(MMULT(--($C12:P328<>"")*ISODD(COLUMN($C:P)),SEQUENCE(COLUMN()-3))<>0)),COUNTA(Q12:Q328)-in&"/"&COUNTA(Q12:Q328)&"/"&in)
Then you can copy them from there to the other places. Please not in column C