Counting only visible entries in a filtered table

Chalklands

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Hello,
I have a formula that calculates Deals 'Won'' as a % of Total Deals ('Won'+'Lost').

[TABLE="width: 100"]
<tbody>[TR]
[TD]=IFERROR((COUNTIF(Tbl_Deals_1[Status],"WON")/SUM(COUNTIF(Tbl_Deals_1[Status],"WON"),COUNTIF(Tbl_Deals_1[Status],"LOST"))),"")[/TD]
[/TR]
</tbody>[/TABLE]

It works fine, but I want it to only calculate for visible rows in a filtered table (ignoring hidden rows). Can anybody help me with this please?

Thanks

Pete
 

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Try

=IFERROR(SUMPRODUCT(--SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(Tbl_Deals_1[Name],ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Name])-MIN(ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Name])),0,1)),--(Tbl_Deals_1[Status]="WON"))/(SUMPRODUCT(--SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(Tbl_Deals_1[Name],ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Name])-MIN(ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Name])),0,1)),--(Tbl_Deals_1[Status]="WON"))+SUMPRODUCT(--SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(Tbl_Deals_1[Name],ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Name])-MIN(ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Name])),0,1)),--(Tbl_Deals_1[Status]="LOST"))),"")

M.
 
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Sorry, i used the column name of my test table.
Disregard the formula above

Try
=IFERROR(SUMPRODUCT(--SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(Tbl_Deals_1[Status],ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Name])-MIN(ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Status])),0,1)),--(Tbl_Deals_1[Status]="WON"))/(SUMPRODUCT(--SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(Tbl_Deals_1[Status],ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Status])-MIN(ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Status])),0,1)),--(Tbl_Deals_1[Status]="WON"))+SUMPRODUCT(--SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(Tbl_Deals_1[Status],ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Status])-MIN(ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Status])),0,1)),--(Tbl_Deals_1[Status]="LOST"))),"")

M.
 
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OMG correction

=IFERROR(SUMPRODUCT(--SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(Tbl_Deals_1[Status],ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Status])-MIN(ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Status])),0,1)),--(Tbl_Deals_1[Status]="WON"))/(SUMPRODUCT(--SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(Tbl_Deals_1[Status],ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Status])-MIN(ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Status])),0,1)),--(Tbl_Deals_1[Status]="WON"))+SUMPRODUCT(--SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(Tbl_Deals_1[Status],ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Status])-MIN(ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Status])),0,1)),--(Tbl_Deals_1[Status]="LOST"))),"")
 
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OMG correction

=IFERROR(SUMPRODUCT(--SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(Tbl_Deals_1[Status],ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Status])-MIN(ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Status])),0,1)),--(Tbl_Deals_1[Status]="WON"))/(SUMPRODUCT(--SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(Tbl_Deals_1[Status],ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Status])-MIN(ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Status])),0,1)),--(Tbl_Deals_1[Status]="WON"))+SUMPRODUCT(--SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(Tbl_Deals_1[Status],ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Status])-MIN(ROW(Tbl_Deals_1[Status])),0,1)),--(Tbl_Deals_1[Status]="LOST"))),"")

How would I add another criteria to the formula? I have a column called 'Stage' that has either ' Meeting with customer' or 'Tested with Customer' as the available options. I'm trying to calculate the percentage of deals that are lost at the 'Meeting' stage and the 'Tested' stage?
 
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To use an OR condition you should add the two conditions. Try something like
--((Tbl_Deals_1[Stage]="Meeting with customer")+(Tbl_Deals_1[Stage]="Tested with Customer"))

M.
 
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To use an OR condition you should add the two conditions. Try something like
--((Tbl_Deals_1[Stage]="Meeting with customer")+(Tbl_Deals_1[Stage]="Tested with Customer"))

M.

Thanks for all your help Marcelo. I actually managed to work it out myself by reading the link to 'exceljet' you sent earlier.
 
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