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Hi all mighty sumproduct experts. What ovious thing do I have wrong? G1 is the start date G2 the end date I wish to count all the jobs "Logged" between these dates Col B holds the date the job was logged. =SUMPRODUCT((B12:B100=G1),(B12:B100<=G2),H12:H100 ="Logged") currently does not work thanks john |
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Try this...
=SUMPRODUCT(--(B12:B100=G1),--(B12:B100<=G2),--(H12:H100="Logged")) -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "John in Wembley" wrote: Hi all mighty sumproduct experts. What ovious thing do I have wrong? G1 is the start date G2 the end date I wish to count all the jobs "Logged" between these dates Col B holds the date the job was logged. =SUMPRODUCT((B12:B100=G1),(B12:B100<=G2),H12:H100 ="Logged") currently does not work thanks john |
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Hi John,
try it like this: =SUMPRODUCT(--(B12:B100=G1),--(B12:B100<=G2),--(H12:H100="Logged")) Personally, I prefer it like this: =SUMPRODUCT((B12:B100=G1)*(B12:B100<=G2)*(H12:H10 0="Logged")) Hope this helps. Pete On Feb 12, 5:13*pm, John in Wembley wrote: Hi all mighty sumproduct experts. What ovious thing do I have wrong? G1 is the start date G2 the end date I wish to count all the jobs "Logged" between these dates Col B holds the date the job was logged. =SUMPRODUCT((B12:B100=G1),(B12:B100<=G2),H12:H100 ="Logged") currently does not work thanks john |
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Or this...
=SUMPRODUCT((B12:B100=G1)*(B12:B100<=G2)*(H12:H10 0="Logged")) "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: Try this... =SUMPRODUCT(--(B12:B100=G1),--(B12:B100<=G2),--(H12:H100="Logged")) -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "John in Wembley" wrote: Hi all mighty sumproduct experts. What ovious thing do I have wrong? G1 is the start date G2 the end date I wish to count all the jobs "Logged" between these dates Col B holds the date the job was logged. =SUMPRODUCT((B12:B100=G1),(B12:B100<=G2),H12:H100 ="Logged") currently does not work thanks john |
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Hi John
You need to coerce the True/False result for each of those tests to 1's and 0's Either use =SUMPRODUCT(--(B12:B100=G1),--(B12:B100<=G2),--(H12:H100="Logged")) or =SUMPRODUCT((B12:B100=G1)*(B12:B100<=G2)*(H12:H10 0="Logged")) -- Regards Roger Govier "John in Wembley" wrote in message ... Hi all mighty sumproduct experts. What ovious thing do I have wrong? G1 is the start date G2 the end date I wish to count all the jobs "Logged" between these dates Col B holds the date the job was logged. =SUMPRODUCT((B12:B100=G1),(B12:B100<=G2),H12:H100 ="Logged") currently does not work thanks john |
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