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Tucson Guy

Find Count of Items with certain criteria
 
I have over a thousand records (Each one a legal case)

Col I has the date the case was opened ( All cases have a "Date Opened")
If a Case has been "Put on Hold", Col O has the date it was "POH". If not,
Col O is blank
If a case has been "awarded" Col R has the date it was awarded. If not, Col
R is blank
If a case has had a claim filed for it, Col X has the claim filed date, if
not, Col X is blank
If a case has been closed, Col S has the closed Date, if not, Col S is Blank.

Each case can have one or more, or none of these dates.

How can I get a count of how many cases there are at 12/31/03 that ,have not
been put on hold, have not been awarded, have not had a claim filed and have
not been closed. (As of 12/31/03)

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks


Frank Kabel

Hi
use SUMPRODUCT. See:
http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.SUMPRODUCT.html

--
Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany
"Tucson Guy" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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I have over a thousand records (Each one a legal case)

Col I has the date the case was opened ( All cases have a "Date Opened")
If a Case has been "Put on Hold", Col O has the date it was "POH". If not,
Col O is blank
If a case has been "awarded" Col R has the date it was awarded. If not,
Col
R is blank
If a case has had a claim filed for it, Col X has the claim filed date,
if
not, Col X is blank
If a case has been closed, Col S has the closed Date, if not, Col S is
Blank.

Each case can have one or more, or none of these dates.

How can I get a count of how many cases there are at 12/31/03 that ,have
not
been put on hold, have not been awarded, have not had a claim filed and
have
not been closed. (As of 12/31/03)

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks




Tucson Guy

Frank--Once again, you have turned me on to an Excel feature that I need to
learn. Thank you and Happy New Year.--When do you sleep?

"Frank Kabel" wrote:

Hi
use SUMPRODUCT. See:
http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.SUMPRODUCT.html

--
Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany
"Tucson Guy" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
...
I have over a thousand records (Each one a legal case)

Col I has the date the case was opened ( All cases have a "Date Opened")
If a Case has been "Put on Hold", Col O has the date it was "POH". If not,
Col O is blank
If a case has been "awarded" Col R has the date it was awarded. If not,
Col
R is blank
If a case has had a claim filed for it, Col X has the claim filed date,
if
not, Col X is blank
If a case has been closed, Col S has the closed Date, if not, Col S is
Blank.

Each case can have one or more, or none of these dates.

How can I get a count of how many cases there are at 12/31/03 that ,have
not
been put on hold, have not been awarded, have not had a claim filed and
have
not been closed. (As of 12/31/03)

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks





Frank Kabel

Hi
thanks for the feedback
when do you sleep: For me it's already late in the afternoon (3:10 pm)
and the rest of yesterday's drinks slowly fade away.....

--
Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany
"Tucson Guy" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
...
Frank--Once again, you have turned me on to an Excel feature that I need
to
learn. Thank you and Happy New Year.--When do you sleep?

"Frank Kabel" wrote:

Hi
use SUMPRODUCT. See:
http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.SUMPRODUCT.html

--
Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany
"Tucson Guy" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
...
I have over a thousand records (Each one a legal case)

Col I has the date the case was opened ( All cases have a "Date
Opened")
If a Case has been "Put on Hold", Col O has the date it was "POH". If
not,
Col O is blank
If a case has been "awarded" Col R has the date it was awarded. If not,
Col
R is blank
If a case has had a claim filed for it, Col X has the claim filed
date,
if
not, Col X is blank
If a case has been closed, Col S has the closed Date, if not, Col S is
Blank.

Each case can have one or more, or none of these dates.

How can I get a count of how many cases there are at 12/31/03 that
,have
not
been put on hold, have not been awarded, have not had a claim filed
and
have
not been closed. (As of 12/31/03)

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks








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