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II need to have a formula that will search through one column in a specific
range (check Sheet1!C:C for a date range) if it is within that range then check Sheet1!E:E for a specific value if it is that value increment this cell by one. Is that possible in excel? I tried and if statement like =IF((AND(Sheet1!E:E=1-FEB-2008,Sheet1!E:E<=29-FEB-2008)),COUNTIF(Sheet1!H:H,106.1), ) this evaluates to #NAME? I have tried it in every variation I can think of to get it to count as if it were a COUNTIF function operating with in a date range. This is a shared data base and the data is dynamic so it is impossible to break it into separate sheets for counting. As it is I am left with hand counting through a filter and that is not productive. Any suggestions? |
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