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For your new screenshot:
=SUM(--(D8:R14>IFS($C8:$C14=$C$4,D$4:R$4,$C8:$C14=$C$5,D$5:R$5,TRUE,1000000)))
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Good Morning,
I would like to do a conditional format based on the entered value D26:N32) and parameters set by the type of unit used to collect the data.
A value gets entered into the table D26:N32.
If the value is over the threshold indicated in rows 23 &,24, I want it to turn red
I tried the following formula for D26-D32 with success =D26>IFS($C26=C$23,D$23,$C26=C$24,D$24)
But when I try to apply the format to the other columns, It doesn't work
The threshold is pulled from 2 different tabs in the workbook
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For your new screenshot:
=SUM(--(D8:R14>IFS($C8:$C14=$C$4,D$4:R$4,$C8:$C14=$C$5,D$5:R$5,TRUE,1000000)))
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=D26>IFS($C26=**$C$23,D$23,$C26=$**C$24,D$24)
Hi,
There is no built-in function to count coloured cells. Not unless you can share the logic based on which those cells were coloured.
That worked great! Thank you!
Would you also be able to provide me with a formula to calculate the number of fails per date. So counting all the red cells. It should return the value in column U.
In addition for column T, I want to know how many passed during the initial test. I.e. Row 8 failed 1 time, so out of the 5 sites in row 6, 4 sites passed on the 1st go. row 10, even though there are 2 failures, out of the 5 sites, 4 passed on the 1st go.
In row 11, out of the 5 sites in row 6, only 3 passed on the 1st go.