SimonGeoghegan
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Hi All,
I currently have the below formula looking to calculate the percentage of actions that have been completed on an action plan. Column C counts how many actions there are, and Column N counts how many been completed. There are a number of action plans, so I have this formula multiple times referencing different workbooks.
All these workbooks are closed and there #VALUE! is displayed. I have seen threads relating to using array based formulas but I could only find alternatives using SUMPRODUCT instead of a SUMIF. In my case, i'm using COUNTIF and wondered if there was an alternative approach?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Simon
I currently have the below formula looking to calculate the percentage of actions that have been completed on an action plan. Column C counts how many actions there are, and Column N counts how many been completed. There are a number of action plans, so I have this formula multiple times referencing different workbooks.
Excel Formula:
=COUNTIF('C:\Users\sgeoghegan\Desktop\Clinical Audits\[Book2.xlsm]Clinical Action Plan'!$N:$N,"NOT OK")/COUNTA('C:\Users\sgeoghegan\Desktop\Clinical Audits\[Book2.xlsm]Clinical Action Plan'!$C:$C)
All these workbooks are closed and there #VALUE! is displayed. I have seen threads relating to using array based formulas but I could only find alternatives using SUMPRODUCT instead of a SUMIF. In my case, i'm using COUNTIF and wondered if there was an alternative approach?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Simon