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I have a column of potential leads, a column of salesreps assigned to those
leads, and a column of closings against those leads. I used COUNTIF to report on the number of leads per sales rep. Now I would like to grab the number of closings per rep. I can't find the right function to make it work. I appreciate your help. Thank you |
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How do you denote a closing? =SUMPRODUCT(--(column of salesreps=salesreps_name),--(column of closings=How do you denote a closing)) Biff "mor" wrote in message ... I have a column of potential leads, a column of salesreps assigned to those leads, and a column of closings against those leads. I used COUNTIF to report on the number of leads per sales rep. Now I would like to grab the number of closings per rep. I can't find the right function to make it work. I appreciate your help. Thank you |
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