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Temporary Array i.e. match "this" and return entire row
I found the FREQUENCY formula which is great for counting entries by
date. I want to add a condition to which rows FREQUENCY is counting. My data table looks like | Date | Name | | Date | Name | | Date | Name | Results table is : |- Date -| Name 1 | Name 2 | Name 3 | etc... | Jul 01 | count | count | count | My ideal formula where it says "count" is =FREQUENCY( array returned IF (A1:B3 = "name1") ) Is this possible? Unfourtunetly the tradtional double criteria array formulas of SUM, IF, SUMPRODUCT are way too slow when checking 10000 x 20 & 10000 x 20 rows for plain text. heh. Thanks in advance! |
Temporary Array i.e. match "this" and return entire row
I don't understand your "10000 x 20 & 10000 x 20 rows" reference.
I think pivot tables would do what you want, but not without knowing more about your format "Alan" wrote: I found the FREQUENCY formula which is great for counting entries by date. I want to add a condition to which rows FREQUENCY is counting. My data table looks like | Date | Name | | Date | Name | | Date | Name | Results table is : |- Date -| Name 1 | Name 2 | Name 3 | etc... | Jul 01 | count | count | count | My ideal formula where it says "count" is =FREQUENCY( array returned IF (A1:B3 = "name1") ) Is this possible? Unfourtunetly the tradtional double criteria array formulas of SUM, IF, SUMPRODUCT are way too slow when checking 10000 x 20 & 10000 x 20 rows for plain text. heh. Thanks in advance! |
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