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Counting Formula
I have two columns that I need to count up the values of. One column is a
"Status" column that either have the values or "Live" or "Expired". The second column, which is a "Type" column, have the values of "Production", "Resources", or "Communication". I'm trying to figure out how to count up all "Expired" values that is located under "Production"; All "Expired" values for "Resources" and so forth. Can anyone help? Thanks! |
Counting Formula
=SUMPRODUCT(--($A$2:$A$200="Expired"),--($B$2:$B$200="Production")
etc. -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Matt" wrote in message ... I have two columns that I need to count up the values of. One column is a "Status" column that either have the values or "Live" or "Expired". The second column, which is a "Type" column, have the values of "Production", "Resources", or "Communication". I'm trying to figure out how to count up all "Expired" values that is located under "Production"; All "Expired" values for "Resources" and so forth. Can anyone help? Thanks! |
Counting Formula
Matt wrote:
I have two columns that I need to count up the values of. One column is a "Status" column that either have the values or "Live" or "Expired". The second column, which is a "Type" column, have the values of "Production", "Resources", or "Communication". I'm trying to figure out how to count up all "Expired" values that is located under "Production"; All "Expired" values for "Resources" and so forth. Can anyone help? Thanks! Try a PivotTable. Put "Type" in the Row Fields and "Status" in both the Column Fields and Data Items. |
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