oops ... i spoke to soon. the solution above still counts as 1 even if '2008 R2'!$A$4:$A$1002,"Cat I" is set to Cat II or anything else. It should only count if it is CAT II.
ok .let me break it down. This sheet is to track STIGs / Vulnerabilities for my servers. Sheet 1 is obviously for counting totals and the other sheets are for posting the actual STIGs, patches, vulnerabilities, etc. Therfore a sheet like the 2008 R2 may have as many as 1000 items or more by the end of a year.
So on the totals sheet it will look at the 2008 R2 sheet and see if M3 has an "x" in it, meaning that the particular STIG is applicable to that server. It will then look at thr range of N4:N1000 to see if that STIG is completed or not. Then it will look at F4:F1000 to see if it is a CAT 1, Cat 2, or Cat 3 problem. If it is a CAT 1 on that particular server and it has not been completed the total is counted on the totals sheet .
So with the data that is currently on the sheet you have H32 should read a count of 2.
I hope that makes sense.
Mark Wood
ASKER
So with the data that is currently on the sheet you have H32 should read a count of 2. because there are 2 CAT 2 issues for that server on the 2008 R2 sheet.
Ok .. that counts the Cat I, Cat II, and Cat III isssues correctly but it doesn't change if I mark it "completed".
Nikoloz Khelashvili
Looks like your question is more complex.
As I got it, you should check F4 value, if N4 is not marked as completed. F5 value, if N5 is not marked as completed and so on. I will think about this formula.
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