COUNTIF calculated column formula for Sharepoint Online

[CristinaMorales]

Hello, I have a formula that I got to work in excel, but am having trouble translating into a SharePoint

Online calculated column formula.

Am I able to use COUNT IF in a nested formula like this? I have 12 columns. I don't want the column to calculate a score until all questions are answered. Further, I want it to produce a fail if they get an "inaccurate" in any one of 5 specific columns or produce a fail there is an "inaccurate" in two or more of 7 specific columns.

What do I have wrong?  

=IF(OR(ISBLANK([Q1?]),ISBLANK([Q2?]),ISBLANK([Q3?]),ISBLANK([Q4?]),ISBLANK([Q5?]),ISBLANK([Q6?]),ISBLANK([Q7?]),ISBLANK([Q8?]),ISBLANK([Q9]),ISBLANK([Q10?]),ISBLANK([Q11?])),"",IF(OR([Q1?]="Inaccurate",[Q2?]="Inaccurate",[Q4?]="Inaccurate",[Q5]="Inaccurate",[Q10?]="Inaccurate"),"Fail",IF(COUNTIF([Q3?]="Inaccurate",[Q6?]="Inaccurate",[Q7]="Inaccurate",[Q8?]="Inaccurate",[Q9?]="Inaccurate",[Q11?]="Inaccurate",[Q12?]="Inaccurate")>2,"Fail","Pass"))

[#2]

@CristinaMorales COUNTIF is not supported in SharePoint calculated formulas.

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[#3]

Thanks @ganeshsanap. What if I created another calculated column, set to number, to get a Count of "inaccurates", and then adjusted my formula so it looks at that Count column to see if the number is greater than two? Would something like the below work?

=IF(OR(ISBLANK([Q1?]),ISBLANK([Q2?]),ISBLANK([Q3?]),ISBLANK([Q4?]),ISBLANK([Q5?]),ISBLANK([Q6?]),ISBLANK([Q7?]),ISBLANK([Q8?]),ISBLANK([Q9]),ISBLANK([Q10?]),ISBLANK([Q11?])),"",IF(OR([Q1?]="Inaccurate",[Q2?]="Inaccurate",[Q4?]="Inaccurate",[Q5]="Inaccurate",[Q10?]="Inaccurate"),"Fail",IF[FailPassPW-LR-Count]>2,"Fail","Pass"))

[#4 · Accepted solution]

@CristinaMorales Yes, workaround by creating another calculated column and using it will work. Or you have to make changes to existing formula which will become complicated. So, try using another calculated column.

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