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problem with the formula?
I am sorting a set of data by date and range:
2006 1473 2006 854 2007 1577 2007 923 2008 2548 2008 1209 2009 1009 2009 2183 I am sorting by <1000, 1000 <1500, 1500 <2000, 2000 and I was able to use =SUMPRODUCT(--(D34:D65536=2009)*(G34:G65536=1)) to get the results I was looking for and it worked for 2007, 2008, 2009. I put in some test data to check and make sure it would continue working when we hit 2010, but for some reason it will not work. Is there a better formula I should be using? What did I do? |
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problem with the formula?
What your formula does is count how many rows are there where col D is having
the number 2009 (not a date) and col G having the number 1 =SUMPRODUCT((D34:D65536=2009)*(G34:G65536=1)) As mentioned in your query if you have date in col D the below will give you the count of dates which are in the year 2010 and col g with a value of 1. =SUMPRODUCT((TEXT(D34:D65536,"yyyy")="2010")*(G34: G65536=1)) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Kat" wrote: I am sorting a set of data by date and range: 2006 1473 2006 854 2007 1577 2007 923 2008 2548 2008 1209 2009 1009 2009 2183 I am sorting by <1000, 1000 <1500, 1500 <2000, 2000 and I was able to use =SUMPRODUCT(--(D34:D65536=2009)*(G34:G65536=1)) to get the results I was looking for and it worked for 2007, 2008, 2009. I put in some test data to check and make sure it would continue working when we hit 2010, but for some reason it will not work. Is there a better formula I should be using? What did I do? |
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problem with the formula?
I figured out the range, but when I try using the formula for simpler things
I keep getting a value of zero... 2006 1 2006 4 2006 5 2006 1 "Jacob Skaria" wrote: What your formula does is count how many rows are there where col D is having the number 2009 (not a date) and col G having the number 1 =SUMPRODUCT((D34:D65536=2009)*(G34:G65536=1)) As mentioned in your query if you have date in col D the below will give you the count of dates which are in the year 2010 and col g with a value of 1. =SUMPRODUCT((TEXT(D34:D65536,"yyyy")="2010")*(G34: G65536=1)) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Kat" wrote: I am sorting a set of data by date and range: 2006 1473 2006 854 2007 1577 2007 923 2008 2548 2008 1209 2009 1009 2009 2183 I am sorting by <1000, 1000 <1500, 1500 <2000, 2000 and I was able to use =SUMPRODUCT(--(D34:D65536=2009)*(G34:G65536=1)) to get the results I was looking for and it worked for 2007, 2008, 2009. I put in some test data to check and make sure it would continue working when we hit 2010, but for some reason it will not work. Is there a better formula I should be using? What did I do? |
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problem with the formula?
Please post a sample data (10 to 15 rows) and the formula you tried (which
gives a mismatch). We can work that out. If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Kat" wrote: I figured out the range, but when I try using the formula for simpler things I keep getting a value of zero... 2006 1 2006 4 2006 5 2006 1 "Jacob Skaria" wrote: What your formula does is count how many rows are there where col D is having the number 2009 (not a date) and col G having the number 1 =SUMPRODUCT((D34:D65536=2009)*(G34:G65536=1)) As mentioned in your query if you have date in col D the below will give you the count of dates which are in the year 2010 and col g with a value of 1. =SUMPRODUCT((TEXT(D34:D65536,"yyyy")="2010")*(G34: G65536=1)) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Kat" wrote: I am sorting a set of data by date and range: 2006 1473 2006 854 2007 1577 2007 923 2008 2548 2008 1209 2009 1009 2009 2183 I am sorting by <1000, 1000 <1500, 1500 <2000, 2000 and I was able to use =SUMPRODUCT(--(D34:D65536=2009)*(G34:G65536=1)) to get the results I was looking for and it worked for 2007, 2008, 2009. I put in some test data to check and make sure it would continue working when we hit 2010, but for some reason it will not work. Is there a better formula I should be using? What did I do? |
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problem with the formula?
Below is the data and I am using
=SUMPRODUCT(--(D34:D65536=2004)*(G34:G65536=3)) 2004 3 2004 9 2004 3 2004 3 2005 9 2005 3 2005 9 2005 3 2005 3 2005 3 2005 9 2006 3 2006 9 2006 3 2006 3 It is working for every year except 2010. "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Please post a sample data (10 to 15 rows) and the formula you tried (which gives a mismatch). We can work that out. If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Kat" wrote: I figured out the range, but when I try using the formula for simpler things I keep getting a value of zero... 2006 1 2006 4 2006 5 2006 1 "Jacob Skaria" wrote: What your formula does is count how many rows are there where col D is having the number 2009 (not a date) and col G having the number 1 =SUMPRODUCT((D34:D65536=2009)*(G34:G65536=1)) As mentioned in your query if you have date in col D the below will give you the count of dates which are in the year 2010 and col g with a value of 1. =SUMPRODUCT((TEXT(D34:D65536,"yyyy")="2010")*(G34: G65536=1)) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Kat" wrote: I am sorting a set of data by date and range: 2006 1473 2006 854 2007 1577 2007 923 2008 2548 2008 1209 2009 1009 2009 2183 I am sorting by <1000, 1000 <1500, 1500 <2000, 2000 and I was able to use =SUMPRODUCT(--(D34:D65536=2009)*(G34:G65536=1)) to get the results I was looking for and it worked for 2007, 2008, 2009. I put in some test data to check and make sure it would continue working when we hit 2010, but for some reason it will not work. Is there a better formula I should be using? What did I do? |
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problem with the formula?
There are no 2010 in your sample...
With the below sample the formula will return 3 which means there are 3 entries of 2010 for which a value of 3 is there in Column B =SUMPRODUCT((A1:A10=2010)*(B1:B10=3)) 2010 3 2006 9 2015 3 2009 4 2008 5 2010 3 2008 7 2010 3 2003 3 2002 2 2010 1 If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Kat" wrote: Below is the data and I am using =SUMPRODUCT(--(D34:D65536=2004)*(G34:G65536=3)) 2004 3 2004 9 2004 3 2004 3 2005 9 2005 3 2005 9 2005 3 2005 3 2005 3 2005 9 2006 3 2006 9 2006 3 2006 3 It is working for every year except 2010. "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Please post a sample data (10 to 15 rows) and the formula you tried (which gives a mismatch). We can work that out. If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Kat" wrote: I figured out the range, but when I try using the formula for simpler things I keep getting a value of zero... 2006 1 2006 4 2006 5 2006 1 "Jacob Skaria" wrote: What your formula does is count how many rows are there where col D is having the number 2009 (not a date) and col G having the number 1 =SUMPRODUCT((D34:D65536=2009)*(G34:G65536=1)) As mentioned in your query if you have date in col D the below will give you the count of dates which are in the year 2010 and col g with a value of 1. =SUMPRODUCT((TEXT(D34:D65536,"yyyy")="2010")*(G34: G65536=1)) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Kat" wrote: I am sorting a set of data by date and range: 2006 1473 2006 854 2007 1577 2007 923 2008 2548 2008 1209 2009 1009 2009 2183 I am sorting by <1000, 1000 <1500, 1500 <2000, 2000 and I was able to use =SUMPRODUCT(--(D34:D65536=2009)*(G34:G65536=1)) to get the results I was looking for and it worked for 2007, 2008, 2009. I put in some test data to check and make sure it would continue working when we hit 2010, but for some reason it will not work. Is there a better formula I should be using? What did I do? |
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