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SUMPRODUCT using more than 2 criteria?
I am trying to count the number of patient admits in worksheet 'admwrksht'.
I want all patients that have the designated financial class, which in this case would be in cell A15, and want to also make sure the admit day is equal to field B2, and they don't have a hospital service code of SWG or NUR(in range name HOSP). The formula below I have gotten, to the point of counting all patients with the financial class(range name FIN) in field A15 and the day(range name ADMDAY) in B2, but I can't get it not to count patients that have SWG or NUR in the HOSP range name. Any thoughts? I have never tried using more than two criteria, so am stumped. =SUMPRODUCT(('MTD Stats.xls'!FIN=ADMITS!$A15)*('MTD Stats.xls'!ADMDAY=ADMITS!$B$2)) Hope someone can help....I'm at a stopping point until I can figure it out.... thanks in advance for your oh so knowledgeable help !!!!!!! |
SUMPRODUCT using more than 2 criteria?
thank you thank you thank you!!!! That's why I love this site, you learn
something new ALL the time!!!! "Max" wrote: whoops, sorry, think I missed the "not" in your specs: .. get it not to count patients that have SWG or NUR in the HOSP range name It should be the other way round, viz: =SUMPRODUCT(('MTD Stats.xls'!FIN=ADMITS!$A15)*('MTD Stats.xls'!ADMDAY=ADMITS!$B$2)*(ISNA(MATCH('MTD Stats.xls'!HOSP,{"SWG";"NUR"},0)))) Plug-in criteria: ..*(ISNA(MATCH('MTD Stats.xls'!HOSP,{"SWG";"NUR"},0))) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- |
SUMPRODUCT using more than 2 criteria?
You're welcome, Tasha.
-- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Tasha" wrote in message ... thank you thank you thank you!!!! That's why I love this site, you learn something new ALL the time!!!! |
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