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This is probably basic but for some reason I can't seem to get past it. I'm
trying to create a status file to keep track of a large task I'm doing at work. I'm reviewing a long series of documents and making corrections to each (about 700 of them total). I set up a sheet "Details" where each row corresponds to one of the documents I review. I put the date I finish each document in column C (mm/dd/yyyy format). I would like to have Excel count up how many documents I do in each week (week ending Friday like 4/1/2005, 4/8/2005, etc.) and display the weekly totals. The totals are on a separate sheet from the raw data ... I have a sheet named "Summary" and another sheet called "Details" that has all the 700 data rows. I tried entering something like =COUNTIF(Details!C3:C750,"<=b11") in cell C11 of sheet Summary, where B11 just says 4/22/2005, but Excel shows the count as 0 even though I know I have dates in May 2005 in column C of sheet Details. If someone can point out what I'm doing wrong I'd appreciate it, I hope I gave enough information. |
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