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Hello everybody I am using Excell 2003 and any help with the following would
be greatly appreciated. I have a worksheet containg a long list of various order information. Each row is an individual order. Column C contains the quantity, Column E the ship date, Column N the product number, and Column O contains a formula that adds .5 to the quantity from Column C and displays the result. I am hoping for a formula that will sum Column O if Column N is a specific product number and Column E falls within a certain range of dates(quarters). With this formula we could show the quantity for each product by quarter. Is this doable? Thanks! patrick |
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In the grander scheme of things there are two possibilities here. My favorite
would be to use a pivot table. It will allow you to aggregate (sum, or average or...) your data exactly the way you want. Additionally you can group your dates into a time series by month, quarter, year... and get your subtotals and grand totals and... You can even format the pivot table to make it look fancy. The other option would be to use a sumproduct formula. Here is a good reference on how to do that... http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.SUMPRODUCT.html -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "patrick" wrote: Hello everybody I am using Excell 2003 and any help with the following would be greatly appreciated. I have a worksheet containg a long list of various order information. Each row is an individual order. Column C contains the quantity, Column E the ship date, Column N the product number, and Column O contains a formula that adds .5 to the quantity from Column C and displays the result. I am hoping for a formula that will sum Column O if Column N is a specific product number and Column E falls within a certain range of dates(quarters). With this formula we could show the quantity for each product by quarter. Is this doable? Thanks! patrick |
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