Microsoft Excel Task 02: Display Overall Status in one column when All Tasks are Completed in Excel ?
You can achieve this in Excel by adding a formula in the 4th column that checks if all statuses in the second column are "Completed." If they are, it displays "All Completed"; otherwise, it shows "In Process."
Steps:
- Setup Your Table:
- Column A: Percentage (e.g., 10%, 20%, etc.)
- Column B: Status (e.g., Completed, Inprocess, Cancelled, Not Start)
- Column C: Total Percentage
- Column D: Overall Status
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Formula in Column D:
In the cell where you want the overall status (e.g.,
D1
), use this formula:=IF(COUNTA(B:B) = COUNTIF(B:B, "Completed"), "All Completed", "In Process")
- Explanation:
COUNTA(B:B)
counts all non-empty cells in the Status column.COUNTIF(B:B, "Completed")
counts cells with the status "Completed".- If the two counts match, all tasks are completed; otherwise, tasks are still in progress.
- Explanation:
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Dynamic Updates:
- As you update the statuses in Column B, the formula in Column D will automatically reflect the correct overall status.
Example Table:
Percentage | Status | Total Percentage | Overall Status |
---|---|---|---|
10% | Completed | ||
20% | Inprocess | In Process | |
30% | Completed | ||
15% | Completed | 55% |
Once all rows in Status are marked as "Completed," Overall Status will change to "All Completed".
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