I have a feeling I'm missing something obvious.
I have some data in columns, where folk have a number that indicates their skill level (0, 1, 2 or 3) in a task.
e.g.
Name Level
Jane 3
Bob 2
Emily 2
Rona 0
Molly 1
Brenda 3
I want to use COUNTIF (I think) to tell me how many people in the list are listed as Practitioner, which is level 2 or above.
It's straightforward when I use =COUNTIF($E$3:$E$22,">=2")
But I'd like to set a field in a different worksheet that sets PractitionerLevel to 2, so that I can change that and not have to amend my formula.
I tried just referencing the cell: =COUNTIF($E$3:$E$22,">=Control!H4") and naming the cell: ">=PractitionerLevel" but they always return 0.
I saw a similar post in the forum about dates, and the answer appeared to be to ensure the cell was formatted as a date. I have ensured my cells are formatted as numbers, but that didn't changes anything.
Any help greatly appreciated.
I have some data in columns, where folk have a number that indicates their skill level (0, 1, 2 or 3) in a task.
e.g.
Name Level
Jane 3
Bob 2
Emily 2
Rona 0
Molly 1
Brenda 3
I want to use COUNTIF (I think) to tell me how many people in the list are listed as Practitioner, which is level 2 or above.
It's straightforward when I use =COUNTIF($E$3:$E$22,">=2")
But I'd like to set a field in a different worksheet that sets PractitionerLevel to 2, so that I can change that and not have to amend my formula.
I tried just referencing the cell: =COUNTIF($E$3:$E$22,">=Control!H4") and naming the cell: ">=PractitionerLevel" but they always return 0.
I saw a similar post in the forum about dates, and the answer appeared to be to ensure the cell was formatted as a date. I have ensured my cells are formatted as numbers, but that didn't changes anything.
Any help greatly appreciated.