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Where are you checking for the course number now? This formula is
looking for month=8 in column D, column E="Yes" and column F = "New". What do the columns E and F represent? Presumably you have a field where the course title is recorded? Please give further details of the layout of your data. Pete On Apr 27, 3:26 pm, Chris Hofer wrote: Here is a formula that I am using which is working very well for what I need: =SUMPRODUCT(--(MONTH('Fall 2008'!D2:D1000)=8),--('Fall 2008'!E2:E1000="Yes"),--('Fall 2008'!F2:F1000="New")) This formula is in a worksheet tab called "Reports", and it's pulling data from my "Fall 2008" tab. Is there a way I can add something to this formula so that it also looks at a listing of course titles in a column and does not count any that are duplicated? For example, if I have an "Introduction to College Math" course that is being taught by three instructors, each has a different course number, but I want to only count the "Introduction to College Math" course one time. Right now, the way the formula is set up, it's counting every instance (section) of the "Introduction to College Math" course. I would probably want to filter this by the course name column. |
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