Calculate if staff are still enrolled in tasks

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Was trying to do this via a pivot table. Need to work out who is still enrolled in at least 1 task. There may be better ways to work this out, just after the simplest method. Will most likely need to report on the Dept status of completion but for now just after the desired result which is highlighted in yellow. Just for context, there are about 30,000 rows in the actual data with approx. 5,000 unique staff so that is why I opted for pivot tables. Can you please solve for Office 2019?

Book9
ABCDEFGH
2NameTaskResultDeptNameEnrolled in at least 1 taskPercentage enrolled
3JoeAEnrolledAdminJoeY100%
4MaryBDropped outSalesMaryY50%
5JoeBEnrolledAdminPeteN0%
6PeteADropped outFinanceSallyY100%
7SallyCEnrolledSalesHarryN0%
8PeteBDropped outFinance
9HarryADropped outFinance
10PeteCDropped outFinance
11HarryBDropped outFinance
12MaryCEnrolledSales
Sheet1
 

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Was trying to do this via a pivot table. Need to work out who is still enrolled in at least 1 task. There may be better ways to work this out, just after the simplest method. Will most likely need to report on the Dept status of completion but for now just after the desired result which is highlighted in yellow. Just for context, there are about 30,000 rows in the actual data with approx. 5,000 unique staff so that is why I opted for pivot tables. Can you please solve for Office 2019?

Book9
ABCDEFGH
2NameTaskResultDeptNameEnrolled in at least 1 taskPercentage enrolled
3JoeAEnrolledAdminJoeY100%
4MaryBDropped outSalesMaryY50%
5JoeBEnrolledAdminPeteN0%
6PeteADropped outFinanceSallyY100%
7SallyCEnrolledSalesHarryN0%
8PeteBDropped outFinance
9HarryADropped outFinance
10PeteCDropped outFinance
11HarryBDropped outFinance
12MaryCEnrolledSales
Sheet1
Copy range from string until reach another string.xlsm
ABCDEFGH
1NameTaskResultDeptNameEnrolled in at least 1 taskPercentage enrolled
2JoeAEnrolledAdminJoeY100%
3MaryBDropped outSalesMaryY50%
4JoeBEnrolledAdminPeteN0%
5PeteADropped outFinanceSallyY100%
6SallyCEnrolledSalesHarryN0%
7PeteBDropped outFinance
8HarryADropped outFinance
9PeteCDropped outFinance
10HarryBDropped outFinance
11MaryCEnrolledSales
Sheet30
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G2:G6G2=IF(COUNTIFS($A$2:$A$11,F2,$C$2:$C$11,"Enrolled")>0,"Y","N")
H2:H6H2=COUNTIFS($A$2:$A$11,$F2,$C$2:$C$11,"Enrolled")/COUNTIF($A$2:$A$11,$F2)
 
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Thanks High and Wilder, you've hard-coded the names, how would you do it with a formula? This is great but as I know I'll be asked to do further analysis on this, can it be done with a pivot table?
 
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