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I have two different jobs, and I track data on two different
worksheets for the jobs. I am interested in finding out the median revenue earned for both types of jobs in each year (combined). I was able to find the median for each type of job, now I need to know the revenue for all jobs in each year. How would I set up an equation to do that? I have the following data on each worksheet (in same workbook): Columns: A: Customer Name B: Customer Number C: Date Job was Submitted D: Date Job was Returned E: Turnaround Time F: Associate who Completed the Job G: Revenue from Job I tried the formula below, but it gave me a number that couldn't be the median: =SUMPRODUCT(--(YEAR(Sheet1!C2:C1000)=X1),Sheet1!G2:G1000)+SUMPRO DUCT(-- (YEA*R(Sheet2!C2:C1000)=X1),Sheet2!G2:G1000) Thanks in advance for your help, Kevin |
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