Range D15 through D830 contains numbers of various numeric values. In column
F15 I want to report the total number of entries in D15 through D830 that
fall within certain parameters, ie...all of the numbers that fall between 1
and 999. In F15 I want to report all ov the numbers that fall between 1000
and 2499, etc....

Is this a VLOOKUP function and how do I arrange it to properly report?

Thanks!

Jack

Try this:

F15: =SUMPRODUCT((D15:D830=1)*(D15:D830<=999))
F16: =SUMPRODUCT((D15:D830=1000)*(D15:D830<=2499))

Does that help?

***********
Regards,
Ron

XL2002, WinXP-Pro


"JT" wrote:

Range D15 through D830 contains numbers of various numeric values. In column
F15 I want to report the total number of entries in D15 through D830 that
fall within certain parameters, ie...all of the numbers that fall between 1
and 999. In F15 I want to report all ov the numbers that fall between 1000
and 2499, etc....

Is this a VLOOKUP function and how do I arrange it to properly report?

Thanks!

Jack

Ron:

It worked just fine! Many thanks!

I did come up with one more question on a different subject, though.

In d15 I have a numeric value that indicates a donated dollar figure that
will be paid out over either 3, 4 or 5 years. Column c15 indicates the
number of years.I n e15, F15, G15, H15 and I15 I want to show the dollar
figure that will be paid in that year. For example: if the donor donates
1000 and chooses a payout of 4 years, I want e15, f15, g15 and H15 to show
the amount due that year...with a "0" in I15. Same for a 3 year payout or a
5 year payout.

Can you help me again?

Jack

If the

"Ron Coderre" wrote:

Try this:

F15: =SUMPRODUCT((D15:D830=1)*(D15:D830<=999))
F16: =SUMPRODUCT((D15:D830=1000)*(D15:D830<=2499))

Does that help?

***********
Regards,
Ron

XL2002, WinXP-Pro


"JT" wrote:

Range D15 through D830 contains numbers of various numeric values. In column
F15 I want to report the total number of entries in D15 through D830 that
fall within certain parameters, ie...all of the numbers that fall between 1
and 999. In F15 I want to report all ov the numbers that fall between 1000
and 2499, etc....

Is this a VLOOKUP function and how do I arrange it to properly report?

Thanks!

Jack

Try this:

E15:
=IF($C15COLUMNS($D$1:D$1),TRUNC($D15/$C15),IF($C15=COLUMNS($D$1:D$1),$D15-TRUNC(($C15-1)*$D15/$C15),""))

Copy that formula across thru I15 and down as far as you need.

Note: that formula rounds down in the first months of the allocation and
compensates in the last month.

Does that help?

***********
Regards,
Ron

XL2002, WinXP-Pro


"JT" wrote:

Ron:

It worked just fine! Many thanks!

I did come up with one more question on a different subject, though.

In d15 I have a numeric value that indicates a donated dollar figure that
will be paid out over either 3, 4 or 5 years. Column c15 indicates the
number of years.I n e15, F15, G15, H15 and I15 I want to show the dollar
figure that will be paid in that year. For example: if the donor donates
1000 and chooses a payout of 4 years, I want e15, f15, g15 and H15 to show
the amount due that year...with a "0" in I15. Same for a 3 year payout or a
5 year payout.

Can you help me again?

Jack

If the

"Ron Coderre" wrote:

Try this:

F15: =SUMPRODUCT((D15:D830=1)*(D15:D830<=999))
F16: =SUMPRODUCT((D15:D830=1000)*(D15:D830<=2499))

Does that help?

***********
Regards,
Ron

XL2002, WinXP-Pro


"JT" wrote:

Range D15 through D830 contains numbers of various numeric values. In column
F15 I want to report the total number of entries in D15 through D830 that
fall within certain parameters, ie...all of the numbers that fall between 1
and 999. In F15 I want to report all ov the numbers that fall between 1000
and 2499, etc....

Is this a VLOOKUP function and how do I arrange it to properly report?

Thanks!

Jack

Very helpful, Ron! Thanks again!

JT

"Ron Coderre" wrote:

Try this:

E15:
=IF($C15COLUMNS($D$1:D$1),TRUNC($D15/$C15),IF($C15=COLUMNS($D$1:D$1),$D15-TRUNC(($C15-1)*$D15/$C15),""))

Copy that formula across thru I15 and down as far as you need.

Note: that formula rounds down in the first months of the allocation and
compensates in the last month.

Does that help?

***********
Regards,
Ron

XL2002, WinXP-Pro


"JT" wrote:

Ron:

It worked just fine! Many thanks!

I did come up with one more question on a different subject, though.

In d15 I have a numeric value that indicates a donated dollar figure that
will be paid out over either 3, 4 or 5 years. Column c15 indicates the
number of years.I n e15, F15, G15, H15 and I15 I want to show the dollar
figure that will be paid in that year. For example: if the donor donates
1000 and chooses a payout of 4 years, I want e15, f15, g15 and H15 to show
the amount due that year...with a "0" in I15. Same for a 3 year payout or a
5 year payout.

Can you help me again?

Jack

If the

"Ron Coderre" wrote:

Try this:

F15: =SUMPRODUCT((D15:D830=1)*(D15:D830<=999))
F16: =SUMPRODUCT((D15:D830=1000)*(D15:D830<=2499))

Does that help?

***********
Regards,
Ron

XL2002, WinXP-Pro


"JT" wrote:

Range D15 through D830 contains numbers of various numeric values. In column
F15 I want to report the total number of entries in D15 through D830 that
fall within certain parameters, ie...all of the numbers that fall between 1
and 999. In F15 I want to report all ov the numbers that fall between 1000
and 2499, etc....

Is this a VLOOKUP function and how do I arrange it to properly report?

Thanks!

Jack