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Tracking using =sumproduct
Thank you works great
-- grizz "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: I'd add a date range like this --(Sheet1!A1:A100 <= Date(2009,4,1)) That may be part of the problem. "grizzly6969" wrote: I have a spred sheet tracking absenteeism using the following formula =sumproduct(--('sheet1'!B1:B100="John Doe"),--('sheet1'!C1:C100="sick")) each time John Doe is sick it displays on sheet 2 in column A is the dates - ------ I wish to track it Quarterly --- is it possible to add a third criteria so it will track from (Jan. 01/09 to March 31/09) (April 01/09 to June 30/09 ) etc. I would prefer to use dates if possible I was given this formula to use and I can make it work if every thing including the formula is on the same spred sheet but if I put this formula on sheet 2 or 3 to pull the information from sheet 1 it will not work. Is it me or is it the formula Sorry for my ignorance =SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!B1:B100="John Doe"),--(Sheet1!C1:C100="sick"),--(Sheet1!A1:A100=$E$1),--(Sheet1!A1:A100<=$F$1)) -- grizz |
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