Column A contains a list of dates that a call was made to a Helpdesk, column
B contains a list of dates giving the Programmed Response dates for each call
to the helpdesk. How do i establish those calls to the Heldesk made in April
2009 AND that also have a programmed response date of April 2009 ?? To make
matters a little more difficult the dates are not a continuous string of
dates and are seperated (randomly) by text. I have been provided with the
folrmula below but it doesn't work :0(

=SUMPRODUCT(--(TEXT(A2:A14,"yyyy\-mm;;;")="2009-02"))*(--(TEXT(B2:B14,"yyyy\-mm;;;")="2009-02"))

There were too many parenthesis in that formula. Corrected formula, for April:

=SUMPRODUCT((TEXT(A2:A14,"yyyy\-mm;;;")="2009-04")*(TEXT(B2:B14,"yyyy\-mm;;;")="2009-04"))
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Luke M
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"Dilly" wrote:

Column A contains a list of dates that a call was made to a Helpdesk, column
B contains a list of dates giving the Programmed Response dates for each call
to the helpdesk. How do i establish those calls to the Heldesk made in April
2009 AND that also have a programmed response date of April 2009 ?? To make
matters a little more difficult the dates are not a continuous string of
dates and are seperated (randomly) by text. I have been provided with the
folrmula below but it doesn't work :0(

=SUMPRODUCT(--(TEXT(A2:A14,"yyyy\-mm;;;")="2009-02"))*(--(TEXT(B2:B14,"yyyy\-mm;;;")="2009-02"))