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Help with Lookup formula
I have a spreadsheet where I would like to quantify the amount of
entries pertaining the to the following: Column A = Supervisors Names (A, B, C, D, E) Column D = Status (Awaiting Contracts, In Progress, Complete) Column E = Contract Value ($) I would like to create a list that can extract from the above columns the number of jobs each supervisor has at each status and the $ value (expressed as a total) for each status. If anyone can offer assistance on this subject, i would be very thankful. Regards, Alan |
Help with Lookup formula
This is actually a great reason to use a pivot table.
"barts" wrote: I have a spreadsheet where I would like to quantify the amount of entries pertaining the to the following: Column A = Supervisors Names (A, B, C, D, E) Column D = Status (Awaiting Contracts, In Progress, Complete) Column E = Contract Value ($) I would like to create a list that can extract from the above columns the number of jobs each supervisor has at each status and the $ value (expressed as a total) for each status. If anyone can offer assistance on this subject, i would be very thankful. Regards, Alan |
Help with Lookup formula
I have just completed a report for someone along similar lines but in much
greater detail. It's hard to explain what i have done but if you could send me something I could write an example in for you. "barts" wrote: I have a spreadsheet where I would like to quantify the amount of entries pertaining the to the following: Column A = Supervisors Names (A, B, C, D, E) Column D = Status (Awaiting Contracts, In Progress, Complete) Column E = Contract Value ($) I would like to create a list that can extract from the above columns the number of jobs each supervisor has at each status and the $ value (expressed as a total) for each status. If anyone can offer assistance on this subject, i would be very thankful. Regards, Alan |
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