I WONDER IF THIS COULD BE DONE IN VBA

I wish to count how many people we pay as full time, part time or
temporary staff. This requires the formula to look in one column for
where type is FT and in another column for where salary is 0. When
these conditions are met, it should count how many cells in the salary
row have a salary figure and that will be our headcount for that
period.

A sample data is below:

A Staff name BType C Salary
Ken FT 3500
Toni FT 3500
Del PT 2980
Dave FT 0

The above should return 2 for full time headcount because Dave is no
longer with the company.



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=Sumproduct(($B$1:$B$500="FT")*($C$1:$C$5000))

will give you the count.

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Tom Ogilvy

"JAYDE" wrote in message
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I WONDER IF THIS COULD BE DONE IN VBA

I wish to count how many people we pay as full time, part time or
temporary staff. This requires the formula to look in one column for
where type is FT and in another column for where salary is 0. When
these conditions are met, it should count how many cells in the salary
row have a salary figure and that will be our headcount for that
period.

A sample data is below:

A Staff name BType C Salary
Ken FT 3500
Toni FT 3500
Del PT 2980
Dave FT 0

The above should return 2 for full time headcount because Dave is no
longer with the company.



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