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I need to count all the entries I make each month with Paramount for the
project name. Example in column "O" I enter a closing date and in column "D" I have the project name. If column O= 1/1/09 and column D= Paramount it will count it. I am trying to get the count of how many projects are closed each month. Thanks |
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=SUMPRODUCT((O1:O100=DATE(2009,1,1))*(D1:D100="Par amount"))
"Trev" wrote: I need to count all the entries I make each month with Paramount for the project name. Example in column "O" I enter a closing date and in column "D" I have the project name. If column O= 1/1/09 and column D= Paramount it will count it. I am trying to get the count of how many projects are closed each month. Thanks |
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Trev wrote: I need to count all the entries I make each month with Paramount for the project name. Example in column "O" I enter a closing date and in column "D" I have the project name. If column O= 1/1/09 and column D= Paramount it will count it. I am trying to get the count of how many projects are closed each month. Thanks =SUMPRODUCT(--($D$2:$D$100="Paramount"),--($O$2:$O$100=DATE(2009,1,1))) or =SUMPRODUCT(--($D$2:$D$100=S2),--($O$2:$O$100=T2)) ....where S2 contains Paramount and T2 contains 1/1/09. Adjust the ranges, accordingly. -- Domenic Microsoft Excel MVP www.xl-central.com Your Quick Reference to Excel Solutions |
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This is a start but the date needs to be any date in January not just the
1st. so if the closing is Paramount and happens anytime in January it will count. "Teethless mama" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT((O1:O100=DATE(2009,1,1))*(D1:D100="Par amount")) "Trev" wrote: I need to count all the entries I make each month with Paramount for the project name. Example in column "O" I enter a closing date and in column "D" I have the project name. If column O= 1/1/09 and column D= Paramount it will count it. I am trying to get the count of how many projects are closed each month. Thanks |
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Below will count all for the month of date specified in cell E1
=SUMPRODUCT((TEXT(O1:O100,"MMYYYY")=TEXT(E1,"MMYYY Y"))*(D1:D100="Paramount")) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Trev" wrote: I need to count all the entries I make each month with Paramount for the project name. Example in column "O" I enter a closing date and in column "D" I have the project name. If column O= 1/1/09 and column D= Paramount it will count it. I am trying to get the count of how many projects are closed each month. Thanks |
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=SUMPRODUCT(--($D$2:$D$100="Paramount"),--(MONTH($O$2:$O$100)=1)) If Column O can contain empty cells, which correspond to the values in Column D that equal "Paramount", try the following instead... =SUMPRODUCT(--($D$2:$D$100="Paramount"),--($O$2:$O$100<""),--(MONTH($O$2 :$O$100)=1)) -- Domenic Microsoft Excel MVP www.xl-central.com Your Quick Reference to Excel Solutions In article , Trev wrote: This is a start but the date needs to be any date in January not just the 1st. so if the closing is Paramount and happens anytime in January it will count. "Teethless mama" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT((O1:O100=DATE(2009,1,1))*(D1:D100="Par amount")) "Trev" wrote: I need to count all the entries I make each month with Paramount for the project name. Example in column "O" I enter a closing date and in column "D" I have the project name. If column O= 1/1/09 and column D= Paramount it will count it. I am trying to get the count of how many projects are closed each month. Thanks |
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