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Count With Multiple Criteria, please help!!
I need some help with a formula in excel. Iwould like to be able to count
the number of times each Item code appears for each store. Here is the data table: A B Store Item code cyam01 10 cyam01 10 cyam01 20 cyam02 10 cyam02 20 edar01 10 edar02 10 tita01 20 Also, e.g. cyam is 1 store (made up of cyam01 & cyam02) etc. I require the results in this table format: cyam edar tita 10 3 ? ? 20 2 ? ? "?" is the number of times each item code (10 and 20) occurred for each store. For example the result for the store CYAM: Item code 10 appeared 3 times & item code 20 appeared twice. There are also times that there isn't a certain item for a store, so in this case I don't want any error messages just a zero (0). Thank you in advance for your help. |
Count With Multiple Criteria, please help!!
Use SUMPRODUCT, Change the entries in text in the formula to the right
reference =SUMPRODUCT(--($A2:$A9="cyam01"),--($B2:$B9=10)) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Kristina" wrote: I need some help with a formula in excel. Iwould like to be able to count the number of times each Item code appears for each store. Here is the data table: A B Store Item code cyam01 10 cyam01 10 cyam01 20 cyam02 10 cyam02 20 edar01 10 edar02 10 tita01 20 Also, e.g. cyam is 1 store (made up of cyam01 & cyam02) etc. I require the results in this table format: cyam edar tita 10 3 ? ? 20 2 ? ? "?" is the number of times each item code (10 and 20) occurred for each store. For example the result for the store CYAM: Item code 10 appeared 3 times & item code 20 appeared twice. There are also times that there isn't a certain item for a store, so in this case I don't want any error messages just a zero (0). Thank you in advance for your help. |
Count With Multiple Criteria, please help!!
with B12="cyam" (etc.) and A13=10 (etc.)
=SUMPRODUCT((LEFT($A$1:$A$8,4)=B$12)*($B$1:$B$8=$A 13)) then copy/drag down and right HIH On 21 Kwi, 06:43, Kristina wrote: I need some help with a formula in excel. *Iwould like to be able to count the number of times each Item code appears for each store. *Here is the data table: A * * * B Store * Item code cyam01 *10 cyam01 *10 cyam01 *20 cyam02 *10 cyam02 *20 edar01 *10 edar02 *10 tita01 *20 Also, e.g. cyam is 1 store (made up of cyam01 & cyam02) etc. * * * * I require the results in this table format: * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * cyam * *edar * *tita 10 * * *3 * * * ? * * * ? * * * 20 * * *2 * * * ? * * * ? * * * "?" is the number of times each item code (10 and 20) occurred for each store. * For example the result for the store CYAM: Item code 10 appeared 3 times & item code 20 appeared twice. There are also times that there isn't a certain item for a store, so in this case I don't want any error messages just a zero (0). Thank you in advance for your help. * * |
Count With Multiple Criteria, please help!!
Thank you both very very much, both formula's are work perfectly!!! It's
just great that you take your time to help people out. In much appreciation, regards from a relieved Australian! "Jarek Kujawa" wrote: with B12="cyam" (etc.) and A13=10 (etc.) =SUMPRODUCT((LEFT($A$1:$A$8,4)=B$12)*($B$1:$B$8=$A 13)) then copy/drag down and right HIH On 21 Kwi, 06:43, Kristina wrote: I need some help with a formula in excel. Iwould like to be able to count the number of times each Item code appears for each store. Here is the data table: A B Store Item code cyam01 10 cyam01 10 cyam01 20 cyam02 10 cyam02 20 edar01 10 edar02 10 tita01 20 Also, e.g. cyam is 1 store (made up of cyam01 & cyam02) etc. I require the results in this table format: cyam edar tita 10 3 ? ? 20 2 ? ? "?" is the number of times each item code (10 and 20) occurred for each store. For example the result for the store CYAM: Item code 10 appeared 3 times & item code 20 appeared twice. There are also times that there isn't a certain item for a store, so in this case I don't want any error messages just a zero (0). Thank you in advance for your help. |
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