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Hi all,
I have this line of code: if(([% of Completion]=100), Count([PMP Scheduled Completion Date]))
This works just fine. However, if I want to return the count for all values <100 it does not work:
if(([% of Completion]<100), Count([PMP Scheduled Completion Date]))
Difference here is the = and < sign... what am I doing wrong here using the < for ''smaller than 100'' in this case? The dataset holds values <100 for sure.
Hi @ToinkToinkTigger ,
Maybe this:
=Count( if( [% of Completion]<100, [PMP Scheduled Completion Date] ) )
I hope it can help.
Best Regards
Hi,
do you want to count in script or in an expression? hwat kind of chart-type?
Regards
Hi @ToinkToinkTigger ,
Maybe this:
=Count( if( [% of Completion]<100, [PMP Scheduled Completion Date] ) )
I hope it can help.
Best Regards
Thanks that worked! Why didnt my line of code work? I used this as an expression in a bar chart.