I am trying to count how many times a customer has a discrepancy using a
COUNTIF formula.
I have set up:

=COUNTIF(S:S,"CUSTOMER") - where S:S is a column of drop down lists where
"CUSTOMER" can be selected.

However, I need to have counts per month. I tried to specify the data per
month like:

=IF(MONTH(B:B)=5,COUNTIF(S:S,CUSTOMER),) - where B:B is a column of dates.

Is this even possible? Do I need to enter my dates as =DATE(2006,5,16)?

Thanks for your time.
Scott

for month of Dec you can use the following formula:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(S:S="Customer"),--(B:B="Dec"))
and so on....

"scott" wrote:

I am trying to count how many times a customer has a discrepancy using a
COUNTIF formula.
I have set up:

=COUNTIF(S:S,"CUSTOMER") - where S:S is a column of drop down lists where
"CUSTOMER" can be selected.

However, I need to have counts per month. I tried to specify the data per
month like:

=IF(MONTH(B:B)=5,COUNTIF(S:S,CUSTOMER),) - where B:B is a column of dates.

Is this even possible? Do I need to enter my dates as =DATE(2006,5,16)?

Thanks for your time.
Scott

For more than one condition SUMPRODUCT can be used

=SUMPRODUCT(--(MONTH(B1:B100)=5),--(S1:S100="CUSTOMER"))

note you can't use whole columns as with COUNTIF


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=SUMPRODUCT(--(S2:S200="CUSTOMER"),--(MONTH(B2:B200)=5))

Note that SUMPRODUCT doesn't work with complete columns, you have to specify
a range.

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"scott" wrote in message
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I am trying to count how many times a customer has a discrepancy using a
COUNTIF formula.
I have set up:

=COUNTIF(S:S,"CUSTOMER") - where S:S is a column of drop down lists where
"CUSTOMER" can be selected.

However, I need to have counts per month. I tried to specify the data per
month like:

=IF(MONTH(B:B)=5,COUNTIF(S:S,CUSTOMER),) - where B:B is a column of dates.

Is this even possible? Do I need to enter my dates as =DATE(2006,5,16)?

Thanks for your time.
Scott

sorry just make sure you have a correct range in there,
=SUMPRODUCT(--(S1:S1000="Customer"),--(B1:B1000="Dec"))

"Nikki" wrote:

for month of Dec you can use the following formula:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(S:S="Customer"),--(B:B="Dec"))
and so on....

"scott" wrote:

I am trying to count how many times a customer has a discrepancy using a
COUNTIF formula.
I have set up:

=COUNTIF(S:S,"CUSTOMER") - where S:S is a column of drop down lists where
"CUSTOMER" can be selected.

However, I need to have counts per month. I tried to specify the data per
month like:

=IF(MONTH(B:B)=5,COUNTIF(S:S,CUSTOMER),) - where B:B is a column of dates.

Is this even possible? Do I need to enter my dates as =DATE(2006,5,16)?

Thanks for your time.
Scott