Hi. I'm used to operating in Access, but need to do some analysis in Excel
because my users don't have Access.

I have a worksheet called "Master" with a column called "Date of Referral".
I've created a new worksheet called "Analysis" and want to count all the
records for the month of October.

Any ideas?

Assuming REAL dates in column A. Do not use a:a

=sumproduct((month(a2:a22)=10)*1)

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"Julie" wrote in message
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Hi. I'm used to operating in Access, but need to do some analysis in
Excel
because my users don't have Access.

I have a worksheet called "Master" with a column called "Date of
Referral".
I've created a new worksheet called "Analysis" and want to count all the
records for the month of October.

Any ideas?

One way, in Analysis:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(TEXT(Master!A2:A100,"mmmyy")="Oct09"))
assuming dates of referral are in A2:A100, and are all real dates
any good? hit the YES below
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"Julie" wrote:
Hi. I'm used to operating in Access, but need to do some analysis in Excel
because my users don't have Access.

I have a worksheet called "Master" with a column called "Date of Referral".
I've created a new worksheet called "Analysis" and want to count all the
records for the month of October.

Any ideas?