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I have the following formula input in order to bring back
the month and number of days:- ="CC"&D2&" month of "&TEXT(E2,"mmmm-yyyy")&" = "&SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A100=D2),--(MONTH(B2:B100=E2)=MONTH (E2)),C2:C100)&" Days "&SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A100=D2),--(MONTH(B2:B100=F2)=MONTH (F2)))&" occasions" However it brings back 0 Month and 0 days even through there are days and months in the cells. Any help please. from the above info i am going to try and insert a chart, any help in this area would be appreciated |
Andy wrote...
I have the following formula input in order to bring back the month and number of days:- ="CC"&D2&" month of "&TEXT(E2,"mmmm-yyyy")&" = " &SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A100=D2),--(MONTH(B2:B100=E2)=MONTH(E2)), C2:C100)&" Days " &SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A100=D2),--(MONTH(B2:B100=F2)=MONTH(F2))) &" occasions" However it brings back 0 Month and 0 days even through there are days and months in the cells. .... The problem terms are MONTH(B2:B100=E2)=MONTH(E2) and MONTH(B2:B100=F2)=MONTH(F2) B2:B100=E2 will return an array of boolean (True/False) values, and MONTH(TRUE) = MONTH(FALSE) = 1. If MONTH(E2) 1, then the terms above will be arrays of all zeros; otherwise, arrays of all ones. In both cases the results are likely to be incorrect. Did you mean MONTH(B2:B100)=MONTH(E2) and MONTH(B2:B100)=MONTH(F2) respectively? |
Andy wrote...
I have the following formula input in order to bring back the month and number of days:- ="CC"&D2&" month of "&TEXT(E2,"mmmm-yyyy")&" = " &SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A100=D2),--(MONTH(B2:B100=E2)=MONTH(E2)), C2:C100)&" Days " &SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A100=D2),--(MONTH(B2:B100=F2)=MONTH(F2))) &" occasions" However it brings back 0 Month and 0 days even through there are days and months in the cells. .... The problem terms are MONTH(B2:B100=E2)=MONTH(E2) and MONTH(B2:B100=F2)=MONTH(F2) B2:B100=E2 will return an array of boolean (True/False) values, and MONTH(TRUE) = MONTH(FALSE) = 1. If MONTH(E2) 1, then the terms above will be arrays of all zeros; otherwise, arrays of all ones. In both cases the results are likely to be incorrect. Did you mean MONTH(B2:B100)=MONTH(E2) and MONTH(B2:B100)=MONTH(F2) respectively? |
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