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Questions with a formula..
I'm using the formula:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Honda!A7:Honda!A102=2),--(Honda!D7:Honda!D102="no")) to display the amount of deals that are pending for a given finance manager (in this case represented by the 2) . But I would also like to be able to display the customer name which would be coming from the B column. So for example, if there was 1 deal pending for manager 2, instead of the cell displaying 1, it would say "smith" or whatever the customer's name was. Also, can I display the names in a range of cells if there is more than 1 deal pending at a time. Thanks in advance for the help! |
Questions with a formula..
Put your list of names somewhere, eg in N1:N5. Then you can put this
formula in O1: =SUMPRODUCT(--(Honda!A$7:A$102=2),--(Honda!D$7:D$102="no"),--(Honda!B $7:B$102=N1)) This will give a count for the name in N1. Then copy the formula into O2:O5 to get a count for the other names. Hope this helps. Pete On Jun 6, 7:24*pm, Clay wrote: I'm using the formula: =SUMPRODUCT(--(Honda!A7:Honda!A102=2),--(Honda!D7:Honda!D102="no")) to display the amount of deals that are pending for a given finance manager (in this case represented by the 2) . *But I would also like to be able to display the customer name which would be coming from the B column. * So for example, if there was 1 deal pending for manager 2, instead of the cell displaying 1, it would say "smith" or whatever the customer's name was. * Also, can I display the names in a range of cells if there is more than 1 deal pending at a time. Thanks in advance for the help! |
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