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I have a large worksheet with data (columns "A", "B", "C", "D" "E", "F" & "G"). (I'm using only a few records for reference). Here are the columns: Quote Quote Quote STD STD ENG ENG Type Number Status OPEN CLOSED OPEN CLOSED STD Q090001 CLOSED formula formula formula formula ENG Q090002 CLOSED STD Q090003 CLOSED STD Q090004 OPEN STD Q090005 CLOSED ENG Q090006 CLOSED ENG Q090007 CLOSED STD Q090008 CLOSED STD Q090009 OPEN ENG Q100001 OPEN STD Q100002 CLOSED STD Q100003 CLOSED ENG Q100004 OPEN STD Q100005 OPEN STD Q100006 OPEN I need to count how many "STD" & "ENG" quotes are "OPEN" & "CLOSED" I need a formula in columns "D", "E", "F" & "G". Is there a formula for this? Help please!!! Thank you, Cesar Urquidi |
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Hi,
=SUMPRODUCT((A14:A17="STD")*(B14:B17="Open")) =SUMPRODUCT((A14:A17="STD")*(B14:B17="Closed")) =SUMPRODUCT((A14:A17="ENG")*(B14:B17="Open")) =SUMPRODUCT((A14:A17="ENG")*(B14:B17="Closed")) change range to meet your needs "Cesar Urquidi" wrote: Hello, I have a large worksheet with data (columns "A", "B", "C", "D" "E", "F" & "G"). (I'm using only a few records for reference). Here are the columns: Quote Quote Quote STD STD ENG ENG Type Number Status OPEN CLOSED OPEN CLOSED STD Q090001 CLOSED formula formula formula formula ENG Q090002 CLOSED STD Q090003 CLOSED STD Q090004 OPEN STD Q090005 CLOSED ENG Q090006 CLOSED ENG Q090007 CLOSED STD Q090008 CLOSED STD Q090009 OPEN ENG Q100001 OPEN STD Q100002 CLOSED STD Q100003 CLOSED ENG Q100004 OPEN STD Q100005 OPEN STD Q100006 OPEN I need to count how many "STD" & "ENG" quotes are "OPEN" & "CLOSED" I need a formula in columns "D", "E", "F" & "G". Is there a formula for this? Help please!!! Thank you, Cesar Urquidi |
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Hello Eduardo,
It worked just like I needed... Thank you very much Sr.!!! Cesar Urquidi "Eduardo" wrote: Hi, =SUMPRODUCT((A14:A17="STD")*(B14:B17="Open")) =SUMPRODUCT((A14:A17="STD")*(B14:B17="Closed")) =SUMPRODUCT((A14:A17="ENG")*(B14:B17="Open")) =SUMPRODUCT((A14:A17="ENG")*(B14:B17="Closed")) change range to meet your needs "Cesar Urquidi" wrote: Hello, I have a large worksheet with data (columns "A", "B", "C", "D" "E", "F" & "G"). (I'm using only a few records for reference). Here are the columns: Quote Quote Quote STD STD ENG ENG Type Number Status OPEN CLOSED OPEN CLOSED STD Q090001 CLOSED formula formula formula formula ENG Q090002 CLOSED STD Q090003 CLOSED STD Q090004 OPEN STD Q090005 CLOSED ENG Q090006 CLOSED ENG Q090007 CLOSED STD Q090008 CLOSED STD Q090009 OPEN ENG Q100001 OPEN STD Q100002 CLOSED STD Q100003 CLOSED ENG Q100004 OPEN STD Q100005 OPEN STD Q100006 OPEN I need to count how many "STD" & "ENG" quotes are "OPEN" & "CLOSED" I need a formula in columns "D", "E", "F" & "G". Is there a formula for this? Help please!!! Thank you, Cesar Urquidi |
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your welcome, thanks for your feedback
"Cesar Urquidi" wrote: Hello Eduardo, It worked just like I needed... Thank you very much Sr.!!! Cesar Urquidi "Eduardo" wrote: Hi, =SUMPRODUCT((A14:A17="STD")*(B14:B17="Open")) =SUMPRODUCT((A14:A17="STD")*(B14:B17="Closed")) =SUMPRODUCT((A14:A17="ENG")*(B14:B17="Open")) =SUMPRODUCT((A14:A17="ENG")*(B14:B17="Closed")) change range to meet your needs "Cesar Urquidi" wrote: Hello, I have a large worksheet with data (columns "A", "B", "C", "D" "E", "F" & "G"). (I'm using only a few records for reference). Here are the columns: Quote Quote Quote STD STD ENG ENG Type Number Status OPEN CLOSED OPEN CLOSED STD Q090001 CLOSED formula formula formula formula ENG Q090002 CLOSED STD Q090003 CLOSED STD Q090004 OPEN STD Q090005 CLOSED ENG Q090006 CLOSED ENG Q090007 CLOSED STD Q090008 CLOSED STD Q090009 OPEN ENG Q100001 OPEN STD Q100002 CLOSED STD Q100003 CLOSED ENG Q100004 OPEN STD Q100005 OPEN STD Q100006 OPEN I need to count how many "STD" & "ENG" quotes are "OPEN" & "CLOSED" I need a formula in columns "D", "E", "F" & "G". Is there a formula for this? Help please!!! Thank you, Cesar Urquidi |
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