Hi!
Use Frank's second formula if the dates are true dates.
My formula just converts true dates into text strings. It=20
will work but Franks is better. His are always better <g
The best way to get your ranges is to have the other=20
workbook open. As you enter the formula use the mouse to=20
select the ranges from the other workbook. That way, Excel=20
will automatically enter the full path saving you the=20
trouble of typing it in. Some peoples paths can be=20
ridiculosly long!
Biff
-----Original Message-----
What if the date value is a date but shown as mmm yy? I=20
still don't=20
understand how this formula knows which spreadsheet to=20
find the data from.
"Biff" wrote:
Hi!
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His formula should have worked if the date value was a=20
text string. He has it quoted in the formula.
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Try this:
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=3DSUMPRODUCT(--(TEXT(A1:A4,"mmm yy")=3D"apr 04"),--
(B1:B4=3D"new"),C1:C4)
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Biff
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-----Original Message-----
Hi
if the month value is not a date but a text value try:
=3DSUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100=3D"Apr 04"),--
(C1:C100=3D"New"),E1:E100)
Also see:
http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.SUMPRODUCT.html
--
Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany
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Hi. Can anybody help me with a formula based on two=20
conditions.
I have a spreadsheet with various columns (example=20
shown below).
Month Customer Contract Type Contract Value =20
Yr=20
Value
Apr 04 xxx New =20
=C3,=C2=A310,000 =20
=C3,=C2=A32,000
Apr 04 xxx Upgrade =20
=C3,=C2=A32,000 =20
=C3,=C2=A3500
May 04 xxx New =20
=C3,=C2=A315,000 =20
=C3,=C2=A35,000
I need to be able to total the 'Yr Value' for 'New'=20
contracts in 'Apr
04'.
In the example above, I expect to get =C3,=C2=A32,000 for=20
Apr=20
04 and =C3,=C2=A35,000
for May 04.
This could be more complicated as the spreadsheet I=20
want to put the
formula
in is different from where the information is.
I have tried various formula with no success. Below=20
is=20
an example of
one
that I have tried.
=3DSUM(IF(('[New Revenue 04_05.xls]New Revenue'!
$A$2:$A$300=3D"Apr
04")*('[New
Revenue 04_05.xls]New Revenue'!
$D$2:$D$300=3D"New"),'[New=20
Revenue
04_05.xls]New
Revenue'!$K$2:$K$300))
Thanks.
.
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.