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I'm working with a spreadsheet that in part looks at Trainee
retention/turnover. When a trainee leaves, I count it in the total for the area using a COUNTIF function. I also need to acquire a total for each of the two trainers in the area (note the trainees are not sorted by trainer so I don't think using SUBTOTAL would be an option here). An example would be as follows: Trainee Trainer Turnover/Retention Sample 1 Trainer A Y Sample 2 Trainer B N Sample 3 Trainer B Y Sample 4 Trainer A N Total Trainer A Total Trainer B Area Total I tried using the following formula to get the results, but Excel isn't liking it. I'm thinking I don't have the parentheses correct. =SUMIF(C5:C24, "Trainer A",{COUNTIF(I5:I24, "N")}) Anyone have any ideas/opinions on this? Thanks! -- Teri Albert |
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