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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 |
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 |
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 |
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 |
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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