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easiest would probably be a pivot..
Data Pivot Table... Drop ROLE in the Row fields section and Interview in the data fields. Ensure INTERVIEW is set to count. Alternately, if you have a list of roles, you can use =SUMPRODUCT(Sheet1!C2:C100=A2)*(Sheet1!D2:D100<"" )) Assumes your data is on a tab named Sheet1, your data is in rows 2 through 100 or less, and your new table starts with headers in row 1, with roles listed in A2 down. "Baxter" wrote: I've tried a variety of ways to accomplish the following: I have one column (C) with various categories and a second column (D) that has dates associated with some and others are blank. B C D NAME ROLE INTERVIEW bill reception 14-mar-01 john driver harry driver 1-apr-01 frank installer 6-jun-01 mary driver ann reception 4-oct-01 I want to sum the number of interviews I have conducted for each category of role. Ideas? |
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