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what is the formula for taking one column of data (surgical procedures) and
another column of data (surgeons) and displaying the data in such a way that it totals how many times each surgeon has done that specific surgery? |
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=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A20="surgeon"),--(B2:b20="procedure"))
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On Feb 7, 3:22*pm, time conversion
wrote: what is the formula for taking one column of data (surgical procedures) and another column of data (surgeons) and displaying the data in such a way that it totals how many times each surgeon has done that specific surgery? Check out the SumIf formula |
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Hi,
Try this =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A31="Dr Mike")*(B1:B31="Breast Enhancement")) In practice the doc's name any technique would be cell references Mike "time conversion" wrote: what is the formula for taking one column of data (surgical procedures) and another column of data (surgeons) and displaying the data in such a way that it totals how many times each surgeon has done that specific surgery? |
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