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CountA - using two columns of data
I have a spreadsheet that looks like this:
Defect Priority Vendor bug1 1 ACME bug2 1 JONES bug3 2 ACME bug4 1 ACME I need to be able to summarize the number of bugs for each vendor by priority. Prirority 1 Priority 2 ACME: 2 ACME: 1 JONES: 1 JONESs: 0 I can't seem to find a function that will let me do it. -- gm |
CountA - using two columns of data
Maybe something like this:
Priority 1 =SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B10=1),--(C2:C10="ACME")) =SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B10=1),--(C2:C10="JONES")) Priority 2 =SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B10=2),--(C2:C10="ACME")) =SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B10=2),--(C2:C10="JONES")) HTH, Paul -- "excelnewbie" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet that looks like this: Defect Priority Vendor bug1 1 ACME bug2 1 JONES bug3 2 ACME bug4 1 ACME I need to be able to summarize the number of bugs for each vendor by priority. Prirority 1 Priority 2 ACME: 2 ACME: 1 JONES: 1 JONESs: 0 I can't seem to find a function that will let me do it. -- gm |
CountA - using two columns of data
If you have a large table of this type of data you should learn how to use
PIVOT TABLES, this will give the output you are looking for. "excelnewbie" wrote: I have a spreadsheet that looks like this: Defect Priority Vendor bug1 1 ACME bug2 1 JONES bug3 2 ACME bug4 1 ACME I need to be able to summarize the number of bugs for each vendor by priority. Prirority 1 Priority 2 ACME: 2 ACME: 1 JONES: 1 JONESs: 0 I can't seem to find a function that will let me do it. -- gm |
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