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You could also do this with a PIVOT table.
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/pivots.htm "jbressma" wrote: I am creating a spreadsheet that tracks our employees, new hires, and terminations. I have raw data that includes NAME, OFFICE (city), START DATE, TERM DATE. Is there a way to create a table with statistics from the above data? For instance, how would I count all active employees in Atlanta. How would I could all 2005 hires for atlanta? I am thinking its something to do with either COUNTIF or SUMPRODUCT but I am not that great with Excel formulas that include dates.... |
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