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I'm not sure of the best way to write this formula...
What I need to do is look to an external workbook for cells with a specific value that happen to be within a specified Month/Year combination AND Divide that number by a count of the total number of cells within the same Month/Year combination. I have devised a SumProduct as follows: =SUMPRODUCT(--(YEAR(LOB_ALT.xls!DATERANGE)=YEAR(TODAY()-1)),--(MONTH(LOB_ALT.xls!DATERANGE)=IF(Scorecard!$M$6="Q 1",1,IF(Scorecard!$M$6="Q2",4,IF(Scorecard!$M$6="Q 3",7,10)))),LOB_ALT.xls!CV_FOR_VAR) But, all this does is SUM the cells I want... I need to COUNT the cells with a value between 0 and 10. Is there a COUNTPRODUCT or something else I should be using other then SUMPRODUCT??? Thanks, Ray |
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