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Default An easier formula please......

I have been asked to split down the entries in a post-logging spreadsheet
detailing how many entries of type 'A', 'B', 'C' and so on were input for
week 1, week2, week 3 etc of this year. There is a maximum of 33 different
types of post and, obviously, 52 weeks in the year. This means 1716
calculations! The formula below does the job where "AN$3" is the week number
and "$A3" is the post type:

SUMPRODUCT(--(1+INT((Chancery!$B$8:$B$9997-(DATE(YEAR(Chancery!$B$8:$B$9997),1,2)-WEEKDAY(DATE(YEAR(Chancery!$B$8:$B$9997),1,1))))/7)=AN$3)*(Chancery!$J$8:$J$9997=$A3))
This amount of calculations makes Excel grind to a halt when opening and
when the worksheet with the formulae has focus. I am therefore seeking an
alternative solution even if it's a code which only calculates the current
month rather than 52 weeks.
Any ideas?




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tia

Jock
 
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