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Using a SQL like query to query an excel sheet
Hi Guys,
I have an excel report where I want to count how many entries they are in each product that is in my list. I can achieve this by using the countif statment, but now I am left with a list of products that are not in my list that I want to show a total be by product type. The product type I won't know of until this report is ran. My list Count Apple 7 Pear 5 Grape 11 Not on my list Carrot ? Cabbage ? Turnip ? Any help would be great Thanks Mark |
I think what you want would easily be handled by a Pivot Table.
Just base the PivotTable on the the ItemList and set it as the PivotTabe Row and the the Court of Item as the PivotTable Data. You should see a list of Unique items and the count of each. See if that works for you. Regards, Ron "Sh0t2bts" wrote: Hi Guys, I have an excel report where I want to count how many entries they are in each product that is in my list. I can achieve this by using the countif statment, but now I am left with a list of products that are not in my list that I want to show a total be by product type. The product type I won't know of until this report is ran. My list Count Apple 7 Pear 5 Grape 11 Not on my list Carrot ? Cabbage ? Turnip ? Any help would be great Thanks Mark |
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