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Prabhu
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Count of a column when associated values on another column are on same status

Hi,

 

I have three columns: Objective, Results, Status

I want to calculate the count of Objectives only when all the associated "Results" have status "Completed"

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Prabhu
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Thanks Marcus, but your calculation is giving one extra count. 

The following calculation gives exact count: 

=COUNT(DISTINCT AGGR(if(count( [Product Key Result])=count({<Status={'COMPLETE'}>}Status), ONLY( [Product Objective])), [Product Objective]))

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m_woolf
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=count({<Results = {'Completed'}>}Objective)

Prabhu
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Hi, I want to count the objective only when all it's results has
"completed" status.


m_woolf
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Master II

Did you try what I suggested?

Prabhu
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Yes, it is counting the objective even if it has 1 result as Completed.
Objective should be counted only when all of it's results are Completed
marcus_sommer

Try it with:

sum(aggr(-(count({<Results = {'Completed'}>}Objective)=count(Objective)),Objective))

- Marcus

Prabhu
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Thanks Marcus, but your calculation is giving one extra count. 

The following calculation gives exact count: 

=COUNT(DISTINCT AGGR(if(count( [Product Key Result])=count({<Status={'COMPLETE'}>}Status), ONLY( [Product Objective])), [Product Objective]))

Anil_Babu_Samineni

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