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Using Excel 2003
I have a spreadsheet that tracks errors for 3 departments. 3001 3002 3003 Not sure if you need ALL this info, but I'll give it to you if you do. The spreadsheet has 12 columns (A thru L) Column D (Date Discovered) contains the date I want to use to segregate the errors. Column H (Level) contains the number of the error level. There are 3 levels (Level 1,2, & 3) All I want to do is total the amount of errors by department, by level and by month. Should I use the Lookup function for something like this? If so, how do I go about this? Can someone lead me in the right direction? Thank you, Karen |
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