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How do I count like dates in a column with format "January-05"?
I have a membership roster with a column of renewal dates in the format
"January-05". I would like to count the number of like dates. Example: January-05 June-06 January 05 Result desired: January-05 (2) June-06 (1) |
How do I count like dates in a column with format "January-05"?
Hi,
You can use Countif. For eg, =COUNTIF($A$1:$A$100,"01/01/2005"). If you dont want to type the date like that, you can refer to a cell where 'January-2005' is typed in. For eg, if you have 'January-2005' in say A2, use =COUNTIF($A$1:$A$100,A2) Regards Govind. Kentski wrote: I have a membership roster with a column of renewal dates in the format "January-05". I would like to count the number of like dates. Example: January-05 June-06 January 05 Result desired: January-05 (2) June-06 (1) |
How do I count like dates in a column with format "January-05"?
One way ..
Assuming the column of renewal dates is col A, data within A1:A100 In say, C1 down, you have listed: January-05 June-06 etc Put in D1: =SUMPRODUCT(--(TEXT($A$1:$A$100,"mmmm-yy")=TEXT(C1,"mmmm-yy"))) Copy down Col D will return the required counts -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Kentski" wrote in message ... I have a membership roster with a column of renewal dates in the format "January-05". I would like to count the number of like dates. Example: January-05 June-06 January 05 Result desired: January-05 (2) June-06 (1) |
How do I count like dates in a column with format "January-05"?
I've assumed that the source col A may contain
actual dates as the real underlying data, eg: 1-jan-2005 15-jan-2005 2-jun-2006 13-jun-2006 etc except that col A is formatted to display as: "mmmm-yy" -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- |
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