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Date range condition on multiple rows to get a tally
This is a simplification but contains the problem.
Worksheet #1 is customer detail, including a column named date_granted (column C, specifically). The value for the name appears to be fine, referencing C2:C1048576. It also has a column (A) named Voucher_ID which is text format. Worksheet #2 has 3 columns: start_period, end_period, and total_vouchers. User may enter any dates in start-period and end-period: end-period must be greater than or equal to start-period. I'm leaving that edit up to the user. I thought I'd figured out how to do this but I obviously haven't since my result always comes out "1"...what I want to do is count every non-blank Voucher_ID if its date_granted = start_period and < end-period (in other words, is in the date range defined by the period). I want to display that total count in total_vouchers, so the problem is in the function(s) I have for total_vouchers. I can't tell from the evaluation but it looks like I'm only getting a result for detail row 2. Currently I'm using a nested structu AND inside an IF. The second possibility for error might be the IF TRUE operation, which I now have as a COUNTA(Voucher_ID) - maybe that's just overlaying instead of incrementing? I'm sure it's something dumb I'm doing, and it doesn't seem like it should be that complicated. I'm a newbie, though, so what do I know? Can somebody more experienced please give me the function or tell me where I might find a sample to copy? Thanks! |
Date range condition on multiple rows to get a tally
In C1 of Sheet 2 use (assuming no header rows)
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!A1:A100<""),--(Sheet1!C1:C100B1),--(Sheet1!C1:C100<C1)) adjust 100 to your last row and copy down Add/adjust conditions as you want... This will count only the rows which have non-blank id, date date in B1 and date < date in C1 "cat52" wrote: This is a simplification but contains the problem. Worksheet #1 is customer detail, including a column named date_granted (column C, specifically). The value for the name appears to be fine, referencing C2:C1048576. It also has a column (A) named Voucher_ID which is text format. Worksheet #2 has 3 columns: start_period, end_period, and total_vouchers. User may enter any dates in start-period and end-period: end-period must be greater than or equal to start-period. I'm leaving that edit up to the user. I thought I'd figured out how to do this but I obviously haven't since my result always comes out "1"...what I want to do is count every non-blank Voucher_ID if its date_granted = start_period and < end-period (in other words, is in the date range defined by the period). I want to display that total count in total_vouchers, so the problem is in the function(s) I have for total_vouchers. I can't tell from the evaluation but it looks like I'm only getting a result for detail row 2. Currently I'm using a nested structu AND inside an IF. The second possibility for error might be the IF TRUE operation, which I now have as a COUNTA(Voucher_ID) - maybe that's just overlaying instead of incrementing? I'm sure it's something dumb I'm doing, and it doesn't seem like it should be that complicated. I'm a newbie, though, so what do I know? Can somebody more experienced please give me the function or tell me where I might find a sample to copy? Thanks! |
Date range condition on multiple rows to get a tally
Hi,
Try this: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A1048576<""),--(C2:C1048576=Sheet2!E2),--(C2:C1048576<=Sheet2!F2)) However I think this will do the job in your case also =SUMPRODUCT(--(A:A<""),--(C:C=Sheet2!E2),--(C:C<=Sheet1!F2)) In both cases the start date is in E2 and the end date in F2 -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "cat52" wrote: This is a simplification but contains the problem. Worksheet #1 is customer detail, including a column named date_granted (column C, specifically). The value for the name appears to be fine, referencing C2:C1048576. It also has a column (A) named Voucher_ID which is text format. Worksheet #2 has 3 columns: start_period, end_period, and total_vouchers. User may enter any dates in start-period and end-period: end-period must be greater than or equal to start-period. I'm leaving that edit up to the user. I thought I'd figured out how to do this but I obviously haven't since my result always comes out "1"...what I want to do is count every non-blank Voucher_ID if its date_granted = start_period and < end-period (in other words, is in the date range defined by the period). I want to display that total count in total_vouchers, so the problem is in the function(s) I have for total_vouchers. I can't tell from the evaluation but it looks like I'm only getting a result for detail row 2. Currently I'm using a nested structu AND inside an IF. The second possibility for error might be the IF TRUE operation, which I now have as a COUNTA(Voucher_ID) - maybe that's just overlaying instead of incrementing? I'm sure it's something dumb I'm doing, and it doesn't seem like it should be that complicated. I'm a newbie, though, so what do I know? Can somebody more experienced please give me the function or tell me where I might find a sample to copy? Thanks! |
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