I have a detailed worksheet that lists each buyer and seller that close on a
home. Column A = Buyer or Seller, Column C = Closing Month. I am creating a
totals area on my spreadsheet and for each month trying to determine how many
buyers and how many sellers. Lets say I want totals for January. I want to
look in column C find all of the January Records, then look in column a to
determine how many records were buyers. Then in a seperate cell I will do
the same for sellers. How can I do this? Any help is greatly appreciated.

Assuming January is a text value

=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A100="Buyer")*(C1:C100="January"))


"djcampanelli" wrote:

I have a detailed worksheet that lists each buyer and seller that close on a
home. Column A = Buyer or Seller, Column C = Closing Month. I am creating a
totals area on my spreadsheet and for each month trying to determine how many
buyers and how many sellers. Lets say I want totals for January. I want to
look in column C find all of the January Records, then look in column a to
determine how many records were buyers. Then in a seperate cell I will do
the same for sellers. How can I do this? Any help is greatly appreciated.

Hi,

You may also create a pivot table. Drag column A to the row area. Drag
column C to the row area or column area (as you wish) and drag column A
(again) to the data area.

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Regards,

Ashish Mathur
Microsoft Excel MVP
www.ashishmathur.com

"djcampanelli" wrote in message
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I have a detailed worksheet that lists each buyer and seller that close on
a
home. Column A = Buyer or Seller, Column C = Closing Month. I am
creating a
totals area on my spreadsheet and for each month trying to determine how
many
buyers and how many sellers. Lets say I want totals for January. I want
to
look in column C find all of the January Records, then look in column a to
determine how many records were buyers. Then in a seperate cell I will do
the same for sellers. How can I do this? Any help is greatly
appreciated.

That worked awesome. Thank you. Now how would I do the same thing only add
up the dollar volume in column d.

"Teethless mama" wrote:

Assuming January is a text value

=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A100="Buyer")*(C1:C100="January"))


"djcampanelli" wrote:

I have a detailed worksheet that lists each buyer and seller that close on a
home. Column A = Buyer or Seller, Column C = Closing Month. I am creating a
totals area on my spreadsheet and for each month trying to determine how many
buyers and how many sellers. Lets say I want totals for January. I want to
look in column C find all of the January Records, then look in column a to
determine how many records were buyers. Then in a seperate cell I will do
the same for sellers. How can I do this? Any help is greatly appreciated.

=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A100="Buyer")*(C1:C100="January"), D1:D100)


"djcampanelli" wrote:

That worked awesome. Thank you. Now how would I do the same thing only add
up the dollar volume in column d.

"Teethless mama" wrote:

Assuming January is a text value

=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A100="Buyer")*(C1:C100="January"))


"djcampanelli" wrote:

I have a detailed worksheet that lists each buyer and seller that close on a
home. Column A = Buyer or Seller, Column C = Closing Month. I am creating a
totals area on my spreadsheet and for each month trying to determine how many
buyers and how many sellers. Lets say I want totals for January. I want to
look in column C find all of the January Records, then look in column a to
determine how many records were buyers. Then in a seperate cell I will do
the same for sellers. How can I do this? Any help is greatly appreciated.