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formulas in worksheets/workbooks
I have created a workbook in excel. I am tracking dates of completion. I also
want to track how many items were completed in each month. What I would like to do is enter the date of completion in the spreadsheet and have it calculate a total number for the month. ie: I input three jobs that were completed in the month of February, on another spreadsheet, I need a formula that says "if this space has a date of Febraury XX (anything) then is is "ticked" on the other spreadsheet. So it will see that there were 3 jobs with a February completion date so there would be a number 3 in the spreadsheet for the totals. |
formulas in worksheets/workbooks
=SUMPRODUCT(--(MONTH(B14:B19)=2))
Assuming the dates are in B14:B19. "Steve" wrote: I have created a workbook in excel. I am tracking dates of completion. I also want to track how many items were completed in each month. What I would like to do is enter the date of completion in the spreadsheet and have it calculate a total number for the month. ie: I input three jobs that were completed in the month of February, on another spreadsheet, I need a formula that says "if this space has a date of Febraury XX (anything) then is is "ticked" on the other spreadsheet. So it will see that there were 3 jobs with a February completion date so there would be a number 3 in the spreadsheet for the totals. |
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