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Count the date
I have the folowing set up:
A B Delayed Redundancy 31/08/09 Delayed Redundancy 03/06/10 Employed Employed Delayed Redundancy 31/08/09 Employed I need a formula that will count how many Delayed redundancies there will be in 2009 Thank you for your help Toria |
Count the date
Hi,
Try this =SUMPRODUCT((A1:A25="Delayed Redundancy")*(YEAR(B1:B25)=2009)) Mike "TORIA28" wrote: I have the folowing set up: A B Delayed Redundancy 31/08/09 Delayed Redundancy 03/06/10 Employed Employed Delayed Redundancy 31/08/09 Employed I need a formula that will count how many Delayed redundancies there will be in 2009 Thank you for your help Toria |
Count the date
Assuming you have only text values in Col A..try the below
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100="Delayed Redundancy"),--(YEAR(B1:B100)=2009)) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "TORIA28" wrote: I have the folowing set up: A B Delayed Redundancy 31/08/09 Delayed Redundancy 03/06/10 Employed Employed Delayed Redundancy 31/08/09 Employed I need a formula that will count how many Delayed redundancies there will be in 2009 Thank you for your help Toria |
Count the date
=SUMPRODUCT(($A$1:$A$100="Delayed Redundancy")*(YEAR($B$1:$B$100)
=2009)) On 22 Maj, 13:54, TORIA28 wrote: I have the folowing set up: * * * A * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *B Delayed Redundancy * * * * * * * * *31/08/09 Delayed Redundancy * * * * * * * * *03/06/10 Employed * * * * * * * * * Employed Delayed Redundancy * * * * * * * * *31/08/09 Employed * * * * * * I need a formula that will count how many Delayed redundancies there will be in 2009 Thank you for your help Toria |
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