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conditional count of cells between dates
I have a colum within a table that indicates one of three things:
1. the date an interview took place as dd/mm/yy/hh:mm 2.string- 'declined on phone' 3. string-'declined at interview'. using a SUMPRODUCT function kindly figured out by Bob, I have a way to calculate the number of successful interviews between two dates: =SUMPRODUCT(--('researcher reports'!$G$2:$G$360=D2),--('researcher reports'!$G$2:$G$360<E2)) where D2 and E2 provide the first and last days of the wekk in question. I now would like to know the totals for 2. and 3. above, using the same criteria of date intervals. bound to be a simple solution, that I can't quite fathom! many thanks for suggestions, Theo |
conditional count of cells between dates
So where are the strings declined on phone and declinded at interview
located. Assume column H and the string is in F2 =SUMPRODUCT(--('researcher reports'!$G$2:$G$360=D2),--('researcher reports'!$G$2:$G$360<E2),--('researcher reports'!$H$2:$H$360=F2)) -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "TBA" wrote in message ... I have a colum within a table that indicates one of three things: 1. the date an interview took place as dd/mm/yy/hh:mm 2.string- 'declined on phone' 3. string-'declined at interview'. using a SUMPRODUCT function kindly figured out by Bob, I have a way to calculate the number of successful interviews between two dates: =SUMPRODUCT(--('researcher reports'!$G$2:$G$360=D2),--('researcher reports'!$G$2:$G$360<E2)) where D2 and E2 provide the first and last days of the wekk in question. I now would like to know the totals for 2. and 3. above, using the same criteria of date intervals. bound to be a simple solution, that I can't quite fathom! many thanks for suggestions, Theo |
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