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HardWork · 03/26/22

How do I create a formula that COUNTS all the submissions that CONTAIN (using the Facility column):

COUNT all that CONTAIN = DFW then provide a total count for just DFW

COUNT all that CONTAIN = EP then provide a total count for just EP

COUNT all that CONTAIN = LV then provide a total count for just LV

COUNT all that CONTAIN = OK then provide a total count for just OK

COUNT all that CONTAIN = PA then provide a total count for just PA

COUNT all that CONTAIN = SA then provide a total count for just SA

COUNT all that CONTAIN = WI then provide a total count for just WI

I want to use this on a separate SHEET for a Dashboard quick count check.

Intern98 · 03/28/22

=COUNTIF([Column Name]:[Column Name], CONTAINS("DFW",[cell]@row))

Sameer Karkhanis · 03/26/22

Try this:

=COUNTIF([Column Name]:[Column Name], CONTAINS("DFW",@cell)) to get all that contain DFW and just repeat the formula replacing the DFW with others.

HardWork · 03/26/22

Hi Sameer,

This is what I put together based on your suggestion (thank you for the assistance):

but I get the #UNPARSEABLE error message. Am I missing a () somewhere?

Intern98 · 03/28/22

=COUNTIF([Column Name]:[Column Name], CONTAINS("DFW",[cell]@row))

Andrée Starå · 03/28/22

Hi@HardWork

I hope you're well and safe!

Try something like this.

=COUNTIF({QA LEAD EVALUATION (WITH FORM) Range 1}, CONTAINS ("DFW", @cell)

Did that work/help?

I hope that helps!

Be safe and have a fantastic week!

Best,

Andrée Starå| Workflow Consultant / CEO @WORK BOLD

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HardWork · 03/28/22

That one worked. Thank you very much for your assistance!

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