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CountIf and Search
Hi guys me again :D
I have a set of columns say incident number summary Assignee 118487 **ASG** 1 118456 ASG 1 115337 ASG - Test 2 115674 bobs ASG 3 123585 test 1 116897 drum 2 123585 ASG 1 OK now i want to do a count statement that will search the Summary for anything with ASG in it so it needs to count **ASG** and ASG - Test etc as the same thing but also only out it if it has a match to the assignee field so say count all ASG for assignee 1 so in this i need it to return the value 3 in the above example |
CountIf and Search
Hi
Assuming those values are in A1:C8 (headers in A1) then you cn use: =SUMPRODUCT(($C$2:$C$8=1)+0,ISNUMBER(SEARCH("ASG", $B$2:$B$8))+0) Hope this helps! Richard On 9 Mar, 10:42, Gareth - Network analyst. wrote: Hi guys me again :D I have a set of columns say incident number summary Assignee 118487 **ASG** 1 118456 ASG 1 115337 ASG - Test 2 115674 bobs ASG 3 123585 test 1 116897 drum 2 123585 ASG 1 OK now i want to do a count statement that will search the Summary for anything with ASG in it so it needs to count **ASG** and ASG - Test etc as the same thing but also only out it if it has a match to the assignee field so say count all ASG for assignee 1 so in this i need it to return the value 3 in the above example |
CountIf and Search
You can use a matrix formula to check conditions and sum when conditions are
true. {=SUM(IF(ISERROR(SEARCH("ASG";B2:B8));0;1)*(D2:D8= 1))} "Gareth - Network analyst." wrote: Hi guys me again :D I have a set of columns say incident number summary Assignee 118487 **ASG** 1 118456 ASG 1 115337 ASG - Test 2 115674 bobs ASG 3 123585 test 1 116897 drum 2 123585 ASG 1 OK now i want to do a count statement that will search the Summary for anything with ASG in it so it needs to count **ASG** and ASG - Test etc as the same thing but also only out it if it has a match to the assignee field so say count all ASG for assignee 1 so in this i need it to return the value 3 in the above example |
CountIf and Search
Thanks Richard that seems to work :D and Arnaud for some reason your one
doesn't search for all the ASG arguments but thanks :D "RichardSchollar" wrote: Hi Assuming those values are in A1:C8 (headers in A1) then you cn use: =SUMPRODUCT(($C$2:$C$8=1)+0,ISNUMBER(SEARCH("ASG", $B$2:$B$8))+0) Hope this helps! Richard On 9 Mar, 10:42, Gareth - Network analyst. wrote: Hi guys me again :D I have a set of columns say incident number summary Assignee 118487 **ASG** 1 118456 ASG 1 115337 ASG - Test 2 115674 bobs ASG 3 123585 test 1 116897 drum 2 123585 ASG 1 OK now i want to do a count statement that will search the Summary for anything with ASG in it so it needs to count **ASG** and ASG - Test etc as the same thing but also only out it if it has a match to the assignee field so say count all ASG for assignee 1 so in this i need it to return the value 3 in the above example |
CountIf and Search
Arg ok problem 2 now
same columns but Incident+ (column 1) 112123 213123 546213 789456 546213 Summary+ (column 2) **ASG** ASG ASG - BOB test dump Assignee+ (column 3) Gareth Thompson Gareth Thompson Bob Dilan Ross Flake Gareth Thompson Gareth Thompson All this information is on Sheet 1. Now my control sheet is on sheet2 So my sheet two looks like this. Gareth Has - (formula in next cell) - ASG calls Bob Dilan - (formula in next cell) - ASG calls Ross Flake - (formula in next cell) - ASG calls Now having Sumformula and Sum wont work right??? or how would i do this??? |
CountIf and Search
Gareth
So on sheet2 you want something like: =SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$C$2:$C$8=Sheet2! $A2)+0,ISNUMBER(SEARCH("ASG",Sheet1!$B$2:$B$8))+0) copied down? Richard On 9 Mar, 12:11, Gareth - Network analyst. wrote: Arg ok problem 2 now same columns but Incident+ (column 1) 112123 213123 546213 789456 546213 Summary+ (column 2) **ASG** ASG ASG - BOB test dump Assignee+ (column 3) Gareth Thompson Gareth Thompson Bob Dilan Ross Flake Gareth Thompson Gareth Thompson All this information is on Sheet 1. Now my control sheet is on sheet2 So my sheet two looks like this. Gareth Has - (formula in next cell) - ASG calls Bob Dilan - (formula in next cell) - ASG calls Ross Flake - (formula in next cell) - ASG calls Now having Sumformula and Sum wont work right??? or how would i do this??? |
CountIf and Search
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH :D thanks again :D it worked :D just got to add a value to
look up against :D thanks Richard "RichardSchollar" wrote: Gareth So on sheet2 you want something like: =SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$C$2:$C$8=Sheet2! $A2)+0,ISNUMBER(SEARCH("ASG",Sheet1!$B$2:$B$8))+0) copied down? Richard On 9 Mar, 12:11, Gareth - Network analyst. wrote: Arg ok problem 2 now same columns but Incident+ (column 1) 112123 213123 546213 789456 546213 Summary+ (column 2) **ASG** ASG ASG - BOB test dump Assignee+ (column 3) Gareth Thompson Gareth Thompson Bob Dilan Ross Flake Gareth Thompson Gareth Thompson All this information is on Sheet 1. Now my control sheet is on sheet2 So my sheet two looks like this. Gareth Has - (formula in next cell) - ASG calls Bob Dilan - (formula in next cell) - ASG calls Ross Flake - (formula in next cell) - ASG calls Now having Sumformula and Sum wont work right??? or how would i do this??? |
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