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On Wed, 30 Jul 2008 04:03:01 -0700, Suleman Peerzade
wrote: The result would be REP CUST PCT 1 PCT 2 PCT 3 Jack Cust 3 3 1 Jack Count 1 John Cust 1 2 1 John Cust 4 1 John Cust 2 2 5 John Count 3 Grand Count 4 This shows that the REP John has three customers in total. But the question was to count the customers for a selected rep "for the two products selected". If product PCT 1 and PCT 3 are selected (on the other worksheet) the expected result would be 2, as John has only two customers, Cust 1 and Cust 2 for the selected products. Your subtotal solution does not show how to take care of "the two product selected". Or am I missing something here? Lars-Åke |
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