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Group a set of 'time'
Hi,
I have a set of data in time format as such... 0:10:38 0:10:36 0:08:57 0:31:44 0:30:39 0:29:19 0:28:23 0:28:15 0:25:09 What i want to do is to do a count to get something like this... range count 0 - 5 min 0 6 - 10 min 10 11 min 15 How can i do this in Excel? |
Group a set of 'time'
Try:
=SUMPRODUCT(--($A$1:$A$9<=TIME(0,5,0))) =SUMPRODUCT(--($A$1:$A$9TIME(0,5,0)),--($A$1:$A$9<=TIME(0,10,0))) =SUMPRODUCT(--($A$1:$A$9TIME(0,10,0))) or =SUMPRODUCT(--($A$1:$A$9<=5/1440)) ==SUMPRODUCT((A1:A95/1440)*(A1:A9<=10/1440)) =SUMPRODUCT(--($A$1:$A$910/1440)) -- HTH Sandy In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland and the crowning place of kings Replace @mailinator.com with @tiscali.co.uk "lelynx" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a set of data in time format as such... 0:10:38 0:10:36 0:08:57 0:31:44 0:30:39 0:29:19 0:28:23 0:28:15 0:25:09 What i want to do is to do a count to get something like this... range count 0 - 5 min 0 6 - 10 min 10 11 min 15 How can i do this in Excel? |
Group a set of 'time'
This might do - my results:
0 - 5 min 0 0 00:05 0 6 - 10 min 10 10 00:10 1 11 - 15mins 15 00:15 2 15mins + 15+ 6 Forumula {=SUM(IF(K24:K32<H27,1,0))} {=(SUM(IF(K24:K32<H29,1,0))-I28)} Where K24,K32 is your list of times Where H27,H29 relate to the max time i.e. 00:05 and in H29 00:15 must be an array the second equation deducts any previous values "lelynx" wrote: Hi, I have a set of data in time format as such... 0:10:38 0:10:36 0:08:57 0:31:44 0:30:39 0:29:19 0:28:23 0:28:15 0:25:09 What i want to do is to do a count to get something like this... range count 0 - 5 min 0 6 - 10 min 10 11 min 15 How can i do this in Excel? |
Group a set of 'time'
Alternative:
=COUNTIF(A:A,"<"&B2)-COUNTIF(A:A,"<="&B1) where B2 and B1 relate to specific times i.e 00:05 and 00:15 "lelynx" wrote: Hi, I have a set of data in time format as such... 0:10:38 0:10:36 0:08:57 0:31:44 0:30:39 0:29:19 0:28:23 0:28:15 0:25:09 What i want to do is to do a count to get something like this... range count 0 - 5 min 0 6 - 10 min 10 11 min 15 How can i do this in Excel? |
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