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I need help with a formula. My excel sheet is looking at Quality on
production. In Cell D is Quality Person (there are 50) and Cell E is the product they are checking. I need an formula that looks at Cell D and then counts the individual products for the Quality Person. Example Amy Checked 26 Gowns, 2 Towels, 0 Supplies and Emily checked 2 Gowns, 1 Supplies, 0 Gloves. |
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Try something like this
=sumproduct(--(D1:D10 = "Amy"),--(E1:E10="Gowns"),(F1:F10)) D is quality person E is product F is the number of the product. -- HTH, Barb Reinhardt "amyr" wrote: I need help with a formula. My excel sheet is looking at Quality on production. In Cell D is Quality Person (there are 50) and Cell E is the product they are checking. I need an formula that looks at Cell D and then counts the individual products for the Quality Person. Example Amy Checked 26 Gowns, 2 Towels, 0 Supplies and Emily checked 2 Gowns, 1 Supplies, 0 Gloves. |
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Thanks Barb - but all I'm using is two columns, so I need folumn E to count
the products. "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: Try something like this =sumproduct(--(D1:D10 = "Amy"),--(E1:E10="Gowns"),(F1:F10)) D is quality person E is product F is the number of the product. -- HTH, Barb Reinhardt "amyr" wrote: I need help with a formula. My excel sheet is looking at Quality on production. In Cell D is Quality Person (there are 50) and Cell E is the product they are checking. I need an formula that looks at Cell D and then counts the individual products for the Quality Person. Example Amy Checked 26 Gowns, 2 Towels, 0 Supplies and Emily checked 2 Gowns, 1 Supplies, 0 Gloves. |
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