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I have a preset spreadsheet that is supposed to calculate ages and
premiums. My plan was to use a macro to pull in a weekly demographic "sheet 1" and from there the "worksheet" would calculate how many people in a given age group and their volumes. For example on the "worksheet" to calculate how many people are between the ages of 0 and 29 I have the formula: =SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!AU1:AU11=0),--(Sheet1!AU1:AU11<30)) However, That will get all the people between 0-29, and no necessarily just those people who have a product. So what I need to do is figure out the number of people between 0-29 (column AU) who have coverage (column AG0 and column AH =0) So I figure I need to add in a =COUNTIF but can I combine a countif with a sumproduct in one formula? Then I was wondering if it would just be easier on "sheet 1" to create a macro that would just do a loop through the sheet and calculate ages and volumes. Even though I have AU1:AU11 on my formula that is just a tester and I will have to figure out how to do it for a whole spreadsheet that could run up to 10000 records. Any thoughts on how I should go about this would be much appreciated. Thanks! Mary |
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