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OK, change the argument order in the DATE functions: 2005,1,1 2005,1,31 The DATE function arguments are, in order: =DATE(year, month, day) Biff -----Original Message----- I'm using the first formula... I figured out the error problem but now I'm get a value of 0. I have the dates set as dates and in the matching date formats. Here is the formula I have entered: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A13="Theft from Auto"),--(B2:B13=DATE(1,1,2005)),--(B2:B13<=DATE (1,31,2005))) Column A holds the types of crime and column B holds the date. I sure do appreciate your helping me with this... "Biff" wrote: Hi! Which formula did you use? #NUM! is an error code that means a numeric value in the formula is incorrect. Are your dates really dates and not text? But even if that were the case you should just get a return value of 0. If you used the second formula with the EOMONTH function and didn't have the ATP installed you would get a #NAME? error. If the ranges aren't exactly the same size then you would get a #VALUE! error. I can't see why you would get #NUM!. Post back the exact formula you used. Biff -----Original Message----- I entered in the code but the text "#NUM!" is now appearing where the value should be. Am I missing something? By the way, you're not on the list =) "Biff" wrote: Hi! I sure hope I'm not in that list! Here's some formula options: This will count all thefts that occured in Jan 05. =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A11="theft"),--(B1:B11=DATE (2005,1,1)),- -(B1:B11<=DATE(2005,1,31))) To make it more user friendly: You could put a dropdown that lists all the crime catagories in say cell C1. You can enter a date in cell D1 such as 1/1 (which will default to the current year) and use a formula like this: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A11=C1),--(B1:B11=D1),-- (B1:B11<=EOMONTH (D1,0))) The EOMONTH function requires the Analysis ToolPak add- in be installed. Also, when entering the date always use the first day of the month: 1/1, 5/1, 12/1 (I have my date format as mm/dd/yy) Biff -----Original Message----- I use Excel to maintain crime statistics. I would like to use the COUNTIF function (or whatever works) to count a crime by month. I have the crimes in column A and the date in column B. Basically what I am trying to do for example is count all of the thefts in January. I know how to count all thefts, but that will give me all of the thefts for that year, not just the ones that happened in January and in the same I know how to count all the crimes in January, but not just the thefts that occured in January. Any thoughts? . . . |
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