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Here's my situation. I work at a lan house, and I need to sum the tota hours that each person has played. Each user has a number, but there is a record for each time he ha played. For example: A B C (number) (name) (played hours) 456 Daniel 01:00:00 456 Daniel 02:00:00 456 Daniel 01:00:00 456 Daniel 04:00:00 456 Daniel 00:30:00 456 Daniel 01:00:00 469 Rachel 02:00:00 469 Rachel 03:30:00 469 Rachel 02:30:00 469 Rachel 02:00:00 469 Rachel 01:00:00 and so on... so this is what I came up with: =SUMIF(A:A;"=456";C:C) (for daniel) =SUMIF(A:A;"=469";C:C) (for rachel) and so on... but there are 7 thousand members.... I need to find a way to do this in a batch way... can anyone help me?? Thanks a lot :cool -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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select columns A and B, then do Data=Filter=Advanced filter, select the
Uniques Checkbox at the bottom left of the dialog. Select copy to another location, click in that text box, then highlight a cell on your worksheet where you want the results. Leave Criteria as blank. Now click OK this will give you 456 Daniel ' assume 456 is in M2 469 Rachel ' assume 469 is in M3 now in the cell to the right of daniel ( O2 ) you can put =countif(A:A,M2,C:C) then drag fill this down the column (you should have 7000 cells). -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "WildLife " wrote in message ... Hi everybody... Here's my situation. I work at a lan house, and I need to sum the total hours that each person has played. Each user has a number, but there is a record for each time he has played. For example: A B C (number) (name) (played hours) 456 Daniel 01:00:00 456 Daniel 02:00:00 456 Daniel 01:00:00 456 Daniel 04:00:00 456 Daniel 00:30:00 456 Daniel 01:00:00 469 Rachel 02:00:00 469 Rachel 03:30:00 469 Rachel 02:30:00 469 Rachel 02:00:00 469 Rachel 01:00:00 and so on... so this is what I came up with: =SUMIF(A:A;"=456";C:C) (for daniel) =SUMIF(A:A;"=469";C:C) (for rachel) and so on... but there are 7 thousand members.... I need to find a way to do this in a batch way... can anyone help me?? Thanks a lot :cool: --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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