sumproduct - reading a variable value
 

Need help on this one, not a lot of time to try to learn it on my own:


I have a list of employees in column A

I have list of various job codes in column C with assigned employee
number associated with that job code in column D,

in range of row 5 through 960.



I need the formula to read the employee number in A1,
then search for that employee number in D5:D960,
then count the number of specific job codes in the associated column
C5:C960


Employee 7004 did xx number of TC, SC, NC, DM, etc.



Similar to this formula, but the “7004” is a variable that needs to be
read from a cell rather be an absolute, and the “TC” needs to read that
and about 10 more codes


=SUMPRODUCT(($D$5:$D$960={"7004"})*($C$5:$C$960= "TC"))



thanks for saving me, again….

j


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Isn't it just

=COUNTIF($D$5:$D$960,A1)

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Need help on this one, not a lot of time to try to learn it on my own:


I have a list of employees in column A

I have list of various job codes in column C with assigned employee
number associated with that job code in column D,

in range of row 5 through 960.



I need the formula to read the employee number in A1,
then search for that employee number in D5:D960,
then count the number of specific job codes in the associated column
C5:C960


Employee 7004 did xx number of TC, SC, NC, DM, etc.



Similar to this formula, but the "7004" is a variable that needs to be
read from a cell rather be an absolute, and the "TC" needs to read that
and about 10 more codes


=SUMPRODUCT(($D$5:$D$960={"7004"})*($C$5:$C$960= "TC"))



thanks for saving me, again..

j


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This one is bit ugly, but it can work for multiple job codes:
=SUMPRODUCT(--($D$5:$D$960=$A$1),--(($C$5:$C$960= "TC")+($C$5:$C$960= "SC")))
Adding more pieces of $C$5:$C$960="XX" will add those rows to the count.

Hope this helps,
Miguel.

"redneck joe" wrote:


Need help on this one, not a lot of time to try to learn it on my own:


I have a list of employees in column A

I have list of various job codes in column C with assigned employee
number associated with that job code in column D,

in range of row 5 through 960.



I need the formula to read the employee number in A1,
then search for that employee number in D5:D960,
then count the number of specific job codes in the associated column
C5:C960


Employee 7004 did xx number of TC, SC, NC, DM, etc.



Similar to this formula, but the €œ7004€� is a variable that needs to be
read from a cell rather be an absolute, and the €œTC€� needs to read that
and about 10 more codes


=SUMPRODUCT(($D$5:$D$960={"7004"})*($C$5:$C$960= "TC"))



thanks for saving me, again€¦.

j


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ugly is as ugly does. Both seem to be working.


Bob - I actually needed that one too, although slightly different
reason.


all beautiful to me.

Thanks guys


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