Completion Rate in Percent Based on If Variable (?)

rfmartinez

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Hi all.

I teach curriculum at work. My goal is to run a consistent completion rate for each material of curriculum. For instance each month there is new training. I want to be able to calculate the percentage of completion. When it is completed at the end of each week, I update it by placing an x in the material's column and to the right of the employee name.

My problem is that I also have terminated employees that I do not want removed from the sheet. I already have it filtered that if I have an x in the "Separated" column, I want it hidden. The only problem is that depending on if that person completed a standard task/curriculum it upticks my percentage. If the person separated, it skews it lower.

How can I solve this? All help is appreciated.
Total Employees (Excluding Seperated):6
Employee ID#SeperatedLesson 1Lesson 2Lesson 3
1234x
2345xx
3456xx
4567xx
5678xx
6789x
7890xxx
8901xx
9012xxx
1123x
Count:104366
Completion %50%100%100%
Termination Value:-100%200%200%
Actual Completion:17%33%33%

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I have the "main" data running from A1 to E11 , a blank row, then summary data in rows 13 AND 14

ROW 13 Count current employees who have completed task in C13 =COUNTIFS($B$2:$B$11,"",C$2:C$11,"x") .... copy across to D ,E, ETC
row 14 % Current employees who have completed task in D13 =COUNTIFS($B$2:$B$11,"",C$2:C$11,"x")/COUNTIFS($B$2:$B$11,"") .. COPY ACROSS
Employee ID#SeperatedLesson 1Lesson 2Lesson 3
1234x
2345xx
3456xx
4567xx
5678xx
6789x
7890xxx
8901xx
9012xxx
1123x
count current completed126
percent completed16.67%33.33%100.00%

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