I have 2 columns of data that I need subtotals on both.

Group Start Time
7750 8:00 am
7750 8:00 am
7750 8:30 am
7750 8:30 am
7750 8:30 am
7751 7:30 am
7751 7:30 am
7751 8:30 am

In the above example I would like the outcome to be:

Group Start Time Count
7750 8:00 am 2
7750 8:30 am 3
7751 7:30 am 2
7751 8:30 am 1

Of course I can subtotal either column but I'm not sure how I can subtotal
them together to achieve the desired outcome. My goal is to run a macro that
would do this for me all at once.

Any help you can provide would be much appreciated!

Many thanks!

First step is to highlight the range of data, then use Data-Filter-Advanced
filter.
Choose to Copy to a new location, and check Unique records only.

Now assuming your two original columns are in A & B, and the unique,
filtered data is in colmns D & E, both starting in row 2, use this formula in
F2 and copy it down

=SUMPRODUCT(--($A$2:$A$92=D2),--($B$2:$B$92=E2))

adjust the ranges to reflect your own data

As much as I like writing code, I don't think you need it here. Assuming
your data starts at row 2, and is in columns A and B, a formula such as this
somewhere on row 2, perhaps in column C? will show you the count for a
Group/Start Time combination when it first appears in the series:
=IF(OR(A2<A1,B2<B1),SUMPRODUCT(--(A$2:A$65536=A2),--(B$2:B$65536=B2)),"")
Put that formula in C2 (or as I said, any column on row 2 other than A or B)
and then fill it down as far as your data entries go. You can fill it on
down the sheet later as more entries are added also.

A variation of this would be to be able to enter a group number in a cell
(as D2) and a start time in another (as E2) and then put this formula in F2
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A$2:A$65536=D2),--(B$2:B$65536=E2))
and as you change entries in D2 and E2, the result will change to show you
the subtotal for that pairing in columns A and B.

Hope this helps you find a solution.


"Stan" wrote:

I have 2 columns of data that I need subtotals on both.

Group Start Time
7750 8:00 am
7750 8:00 am
7750 8:30 am
7750 8:30 am
7750 8:30 am
7751 7:30 am
7751 7:30 am
7751 8:30 am

In the above example I would like the outcome to be:

Group Start Time Count
7750 8:00 am 2
7750 8:30 am 3
7751 7:30 am 2
7751 8:30 am 1

Of course I can subtotal either column but I'm not sure how I can subtotal
them together to achieve the desired outcome. My goal is to run a macro that
would do this for me all at once.

Any help you can provide would be much appreciated!

Many thanks!