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Craig

Results based on multiple criteria
 

I have a simple 3 column spreadsheet for recording the date a particular
hedge is cut. Column A shows the cutting regime which is either 'Summer &
Winter' or 'Winter Only'. Column B shows the length of the hedge and Column C
shows the date it was cut.
What i would like to do is count the meters cut as the date is entered into
Column C so it gives a 'live' figure. By doing this we can advise customers
when we'll be working in their area because we'll know if we're behind or
ahead of schedule.

Thanks



Daniel.C[_2_]

Results based on multiple criteria
 
Can you post a sample data with the result you are expecting ?
Regards.
Daniel

I have a simple 3 column spreadsheet for recording the date a particular
hedge is cut. Column A shows the cutting regime which is either 'Summer &
Winter' or 'Winter Only'. Column B shows the length of the hedge and Column C
shows the date it was cut.
What i would like to do is count the meters cut as the date is entered into
Column C so it gives a 'live' figure. By doing this we can advise customers
when we'll be working in their area because we'll know if we're behind or
ahead of schedule.

Thanks




Craig

Results based on multiple criteria
 
Hi Daniel,

This is an example from our spreadsheet

Regime Length (m) Date
SUMMER & WINTER 45 16-Aug-08
SUMMER & WINTER 22 16-Aug-08
WINTER ONLY 28 15-Sep-08
SUMMER & WINTER 12 24-Sep-08

Meters cut to date _____

What i want to do is calculate the total meters cut each time a date is
entered into Column C. For instance on 16-Aug-08 the 'Meters cut to date' box
would show 67. On 15-Sep-08 the total would be 95. The idea is to create a
running total as each hedge is cut.
We used to measure the number of locations cut but that didn't give an
accurate picture as some hedges were 2 metres long whereas some could be 50
metres long. By measuring the distance cut it would give us a better picture
of how we are progressing.
Ideally we would like to count winter hedges only as not all hedges will be
cut twice a year but this may be more difficult. At the moment we would be
happy with just the distance cut.

Thanks in advance.



"Daniel.C" wrote:

Can you post a sample data with the result you are expecting ?
Regards.
Daniel

I have a simple 3 column spreadsheet for recording the date a particular
hedge is cut. Column A shows the cutting regime which is either 'Summer &
Winter' or 'Winter Only'. Column B shows the length of the hedge and Column C
shows the date it was cut.
What i would like to do is count the meters cut as the date is entered into
Column C so it gives a 'live' figure. By doing this we can advise customers
when we'll be working in their area because we'll know if we're behind or
ahead of schedule.

Thanks





Daniel.C[_2_]

Results based on multiple criteria
 
Hi Craig,
The result should not be in column B :
=SUM(B:B)
If you want the result for a date (I assume, it is in D1 :
=SUMIF(C1:C10,"<="&D1,B1:B10)
If you want the same result for "winter only" :
=SUMIF(A1:A10,"winter only",B1:B10)
and for "winter only" and a date in D1 :
=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A10="winter only")*(C1:C10<=D1),B1:B10)
Regards.
Hi Daniel,

This is an example from our spreadsheet

Regime Length (m) Date
SUMMER & WINTER 45 16-Aug-08
SUMMER & WINTER 22 16-Aug-08
WINTER ONLY 28 15-Sep-08
SUMMER & WINTER 12 24-Sep-08

Meters cut to date _____

What i want to do is calculate the total meters cut each time a date is
entered into Column C. For instance on 16-Aug-08 the 'Meters cut to date' box
would show 67. On 15-Sep-08 the total would be 95. The idea is to create a
running total as each hedge is cut.
We used to measure the number of locations cut but that didn't give an
accurate picture as some hedges were 2 metres long whereas some could be 50
metres long. By measuring the distance cut it would give us a better picture
of how we are progressing.
Ideally we would like to count winter hedges only as not all hedges will be
cut twice a year but this may be more difficult. At the moment we would be
happy with just the distance cut.

Thanks in advance.



"Daniel.C" wrote:

Can you post a sample data with the result you are expecting ?
Regards.
Daniel

I have a simple 3 column spreadsheet for recording the date a particular
hedge is cut. Column A shows the cutting regime which is either 'Summer &
Winter' or 'Winter Only'. Column B shows the length of the hedge and Column
C shows the date it was cut.
What i would like to do is count the meters cut as the date is entered into
Column C so it gives a 'live' figure. By doing this we can advise customers
when we'll be working in their area because we'll know if we're behind or
ahead of schedule.

Thanks







Craig

Results based on multiple criteria
 
Hi Daniel,

That worked. Thanks for your help

Craig

"Daniel.C" wrote:

Hi Craig,
The result should not be in column B :
=SUM(B:B)
If you want the result for a date (I assume, it is in D1 :
=SUMIF(C1:C10,"<="&D1,B1:B10)
If you want the same result for "winter only" :
=SUMIF(A1:A10,"winter only",B1:B10)
and for "winter only" and a date in D1 :
=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A10="winter only")*(C1:C10<=D1),B1:B10)
Regards.
Hi Daniel,

This is an example from our spreadsheet

Regime Length (m) Date
SUMMER & WINTER 45 16-Aug-08
SUMMER & WINTER 22 16-Aug-08
WINTER ONLY 28 15-Sep-08
SUMMER & WINTER 12 24-Sep-08

Meters cut to date _____

What i want to do is calculate the total meters cut each time a date is
entered into Column C. For instance on 16-Aug-08 the 'Meters cut to date' box
would show 67. On 15-Sep-08 the total would be 95. The idea is to create a
running total as each hedge is cut.
We used to measure the number of locations cut but that didn't give an
accurate picture as some hedges were 2 metres long whereas some could be 50
metres long. By measuring the distance cut it would give us a better picture
of how we are progressing.
Ideally we would like to count winter hedges only as not all hedges will be
cut twice a year but this may be more difficult. At the moment we would be
happy with just the distance cut.

Thanks in advance.



"Daniel.C" wrote:

Can you post a sample data with the result you are expecting ?
Regards.
Daniel

I have a simple 3 column spreadsheet for recording the date a particular
hedge is cut. Column A shows the cutting regime which is either 'Summer &
Winter' or 'Winter Only'. Column B shows the length of the hedge and Column
C shows the date it was cut.
What i would like to do is count the meters cut as the date is entered into
Column C so it gives a 'live' figure. By doing this we can advise customers
when we'll be working in their area because we'll know if we're behind or
ahead of schedule.

Thanks








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