EliseB

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  • Thank you Andree! That helps a lot - I am new to sheet summary fields so had no idea @row references would not work. Really appreciate the help thanks very much. Elise
  • Thank you so much Kelly, I had no idea about the left condition, that's a game changer! I tried both the middle and the bottom option and they both work perfectly! Thank you that has saved me hours of trouble and anxiety. Really appreciate it, Elise
  • Hi Kelly, Thank you but no unfortunately that doesn't work for me, it comes up as #Unparseable, I assume that is because the values are H5, H4, H3 etc rather than H alone? I don't understand the need for the LEFT when referencing the Priority rating column either? I should add that there will be no additional options being…
  • Thanks Paul, that is great. Appreciate it! Elise
  • Thanks Genevieve, Due to the volume of reports and dashboards and the tight timeline we had I decided to go a different way and utilised pie charts and columns to split the data using the pre- existing reports with the view to refine this down the track when there is more time! Thanks for these details I will save it and…
  • I've realised I probably need a kind of lookup and sum function, lookup the value in the customer journey column and then return the sum of the total high impacts in all sheets matching the high/customer journey arguments. Has anyone got any advice ?
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