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I wonder how many formulae you need if you hardcode color and size as criteria in the formulae.
I figure out how to use *one* formula and a lot of dragging to give you the result you want. Use DataFilterAdvanced FilterUnique Records Only to prepare a list of size "ID....." and a list of color respectively. Say your data range is A1:B100 with column headings in row 1. Column D (D1 is column heading) is your list of unique sizes and E1 and across is your list of color. E2: =SUMPRODUCT(($A2:$A100=$D2)*($B2:$B100=E$1)) Then drag down and across. Please note that you need to use paste specialtranspose to place the unique list of color in row 1. I verified the result of my formula with a PivotTable. Bang on! Epinn "Epinn" wrote in message ... Haven't read your other post. Here is a quick alternative to using formulae. If you want formulae, stop reading now. Insert column headings, say "Size" for column A and "Color" for column B. |
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