I am trying to calculate the number of times I have values in a column that fall between 00:10 and 00:14 (10 and 14 minutes). Every formula I have tried either gives me 0 value or ######. Range is e3:e102 and times are being calculated by subtracting 2 adjacent cells with actual times in them.
View 3 Repliesi am trying to get totals from data and am using 2 different times to count from (eg. i am trying to find how many cells contain times in the 6:00 am to 2:30 pm range in the same column...I can't seem to be able to count these correct.
View 5 Replies View Relatedhow can i use countif or sumproduct or sumif ..etc to calculate how many occurrence in a specify date and time .
I am putting together an email reporting template in Excel that pulls in data from various sheets. The reason I'm doing this is because we need to brand the reports as our own, but our email service provider doesn't offer this capability. As a result, I have the report template saved on one worksheet, and I have copied and pasted other bits of the report that I need onto other sheets.
I need to create an area graph of the number of recipient opens against time (a response graph basically). So along the X axis I will have time periods (0-1 hours, 1-2 Hours up to 1-2 Days, 2-3 Days etc). Along the Y axis will be the number of recipients who opened the email within that particular timeframe. I can produce the graph easily enough when the data is in front of me, however, getting the data in the right format is proving tricky.
The list of open times is stored in column 'D' on a sheet called 'OPEN TIMES'. The reference time (time the email was sent) is stored in cell 'A60' of sheet "Full Report". As I see it, I should be able to use a COUNTIF formula to total the number of opens that meet a criteria (within a certain timeframe). So, this is the formula I tried:
=COUNTIF('Open Times'!D:D,('Open Times'!D:D
In column F I have values (eighter 4 or -4)
Is it possible to use countif to count how many time there is s a switch from 4 to -4 and visa versa.
I'm logging failed password attempts and need to find the latest time logged for a single user (when user has failed 5 times).
So the 5th attempt, I need that time
So the usual - Application.UserName in the next free cell in a range and time stamp in the next cell.
What I've tried is:
Say log range is A1:B500 and
A=Username, B=Time stamp
In column C I've nested the two together
(this has more code but not required to get this working)
In C1
Code:
=A1&" "&"live"&" "&B1
So this will bring back "Username live 23:12:12". Now, say there is 5 of these (all with different times)
How do I find the latest time for that user?
Code:
IF(COUNTIF("USERNAME LIVE"&"*")=5,[find the latest time in that list",""
Just to wind you up some more, other users name will be logged and muddled up so it's literally -
"Excel - if a user has failed 5 times then give me the time of the 5th attempt"
I've tried a mixture of COUNTIF, MAX, LARGE, TIMEVALUE(...)
I have a sheet in which in Coloum A I have manager names, then in Colum B I have list of Employees reporting to that manager, then in Column C, I have total login time of each employee which should be => 8 hours. In a new sheet, I want to get the count of employees next to the each manager's name who login time is less then 8 hours.
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zero.
cell C4, cell G4, cell K4, cell O4, cell S4, ....etc
Column A is Department
Column B is EmployeeName
Column C is Hours Worked
Column D is WorkWeek
All columns will contain duplicates, though no particurlar row combination would be a duplicate. How can I count the number of unique values in Column B when the value in Column A = "MyDepartment"?
I have a list of 100 values in Column A of the attached spreadsheet Sample.xls. I need to count the number of values between a certain percentage including both positive and negative values. Example: I need to count all values that are between 0 and +5% and 0 to -5%.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI noticed that when I use countif to count cells with certain text value it works but up to some point when it returns way too much then (when there are generally more values matching I think). I don't know what is the cause ..formatting? some function limit ?
View 3 Replies View RelatedBasically, I have data that have the titles:
Year Max allowed A B C D E F
1999 55 45 23 60 53 53 57
2000 59 45 23 60 53 53 57
2001 51 45 23 60 53 53 57
And data for several years. Each year has a particular maximum allowed exceptions per process (A, B, C etc)
I basically would like =countif(columns that contain A through F, for values greater than Max allowed for that specific yeat)
Is there a way that I can get the countif to recognize the value under max allowed as the "tripping" value for the row A through F?
So I would get a value of 2 for row 1999, 1 for 2000 and 4 for 2001
I have names in A1, A2, A3 and A4 and in cells B1:C4 I have atendance for am and pm.What I need is it to count if someone was in on a day. So if B1 or C1 or both contains "in" then the subtotal will be 1 and added for each row, so it shows how many are in whether it be for 1/2 or a full day
View 2 Replies View RelatedRefer to the attachment. I am trying to average the data in the Y column, if the times fall into the range between column R and S. I am having trouble with the averageif function. Is there a better way to parse through column W, check if the values fall between the ranges of S and R, and if they do, average the associated values in column Y?
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I was wondering if it's possible to use a countif so that the condition can be a range of values also? For example, A1 = 14.12.08, A2 = 15.12.08 and A3 = 16.12.08
So I can have a countif that looks like: Countif(B1:B300, A1:A3). It doesn't work when I try it, but was wondering if there's a way to achieve the same result? So if B1:B300 contained any of the values in A1:A3 it would count the amount of times they appear in the B range.
How can I use COUNTIF to count the values in a range which are greater than 0?
I put =COUNTIF(B2:B100000)>0 but that didn't work?
(I'm using XL 2007 hence the range greater than 65000 rows. But I don't
think COUNTIFs syntax has been changed in 2007 so I assume I'm having a brain
fart.)
I have a data set of students results and I have been using countif to pickup similar grades eg, C1, C2 and C3 all as C. However I need to subtotal filter against teachers and the sumproduct won't let me use C* as a wildcard to pick up the three types of C. How I can subtoal countif multiple criteria.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am working with an Excel 2010 workbook that has two worksheets in it. What I am trying to accomplish is I want the second worksheet to scan the first worksheet for a student's name, and count all of the instances that the student has a score less than a certain threshold (we'll say "5" for this example). I have tried using various combinations of vlookup and countif functions, but have not had much success. I did get it to a point where it worked, but only for the first instance of that student's name; it wouldn't continue searching the first worksheet for any other instances.
I have attached a sample workbook as a reference : Sheet1.xlsx
I know would like to return column C in the INDI LEG VALUES table if the following occurs
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have a code that opens another workbook and looks at some cells and then returns the values. The problem is F20 in the opening document has a countif and gives the value but when it comes back into the main file it has the formula and not the value.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI'm having a difficult time returning COUNTIF values for a positive match between 2 columns THAT meet a certain condition. Basically I want to iterate through column A sheet 1 (ONLY for values where column B is paid) and return a count for every instance there is a match of value A sheet 1 in column A sheet 2. In other words, I'm looking to find the number of ids marked as paid from Column A sheet 1 that exist in Column A sheet 2. I don't wish to return the actual ids, just the total count.
I've tried the following but I know there's an error in iterating through Column A the way I have it:
=COUNTIFS(Sheet1!$ColA:$ColA,Sheet2!$ColA:$ColA,Sheet1!$ColB:$ColB,"paid")
Sheet1:
ColA
ColB
123
paid
[Code] .....
Sheet2:
ColA
ColB
23
NY
[Code] .....
I'm trying to make a spreadsheet that will count the number of times a certain incident occurs, for a particular person, for a particular month. The attached spreadsheet is an example of what I need done.
For the attached spreadsheet, I need to find out how many times x employee has been late for x month, and how many times they've been late overall.
You can see one of the many tries I've attempted in the second sheet, but it doesn't seem to want to work. I have to be able to do this without VBA, because of signature issues.
* Need a normal date calculation according to selected time zone. * Formula required in [D7], facing problem in Negative TimeValue.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI'm stuck on the final piece of my macro project. I've attached a workbook with two sheets: sheet 1 is what I currently have, and sheet 2 is what I'd like my report to look like when complete.
On Sheet 1:
- column B is called Supervisor Name
- Columns D-O are months of the year, with either a Yes or No in each cell.
I'd like to write a macro that will:
- Take all unique values in Supervisor Name column, and paste these Above the current table.
- For each Supervisor, and each month, I'd like it to calculate, as a %, the number of Yes mentions in each month divided by the total cells (Yes/(Yes+No)).
Sheet 2 contains the output, in the format I'd like to see it.
Sheet 2:
Supervisor Name
October
November
December
Supervisor 1
8.3%
[Code] .......
I have a table of times which shows how long it took someone to process a form. If this value is longer than 10 minutes the cell next to the duration time contains the value 'Break Over Ten'. This is only true when the time is outside of 12:00 to 14:00. If the break is within this time period it shows 'Lunch'.
Is it possible to sum all of the time values that are over flagged as 'Break Over Ten'? This is how it looks
Event Date Start Time End Time Duration Breaks Duration Of Break
19/12/201308:43 08:43 00:00:35 00:00
19/12/201308:43 08:44 00:01:03 00:01
19/12/201309:05 09:19 00:13:15 BREAK OVER TEN00:13
19/12/201309:05 09:19 00:13:15 BREAK OVER TEN00:13
I was thinking of using SUMIF but can't work out how to total the values in the duration of break column when the cell to the left reads break over ten. Is it possible to do this?
I am trying to report on race with splits that involve hundreds of secs, secs and minutes. I wish to rank individual splits and overall. Problem is I can't put in values along the lines of 3:09:87, it comes up with something odd?!
Have attached file that i'm thinking of using
I have a large amount of data and I'm trying to count how many unique values I have in one column. I also want to know how many times each duplicate appears. I tried using a pivot table but it's not working for me.
I also tried the following formula: =SUM(IF(FREQUENCY(H:H,H:H)>0,1)) but it's not quite working.
I've a field on my database table that is of "Short Time" format. I've some values like this:
0:14
0:06
0:05
I want to add the whole record, to update the record and have the value of the field to show "0:25"
I wish to enter a number in cell D5 and have the entry time recorded in A5.
The code below does that, however, each time I add subsequent data, the original times update to the most recent entry.
I want each entry to remain static or fixed.
Col A Col D
8:56PM 6520
=IF(D5>0,NOW(),"")
=IF(D6>0,NOW(),"")
=IF(D7>0,NOW(),"")
=IF(D8>0,NOW(),"")
Excel seems to be miscalculating some formulas and I was hoping someone might have seen this before:
I'm attempting to do math on two cells and return the result in a third cell
Jx = time typed manually
AAx = time that is the result of a lookup function from data in a different worksheet
ABx = the result
Here is the formula that I am putting in ABx: =IF(ISERROR(AA39-J39),"",IF(AA39>=J39,(HOUR(AA39-J39)*60+MINUTE(AA39-J39)),-(HOUR(J39-AA39)*60+MINUTE(J39-AA39))))
J39 contains the time 18:31
and AA39 contains the time 18:30.
When the formula evaluates, the error #NUM is returned. Here are the calculation steps:
IF(FALSE,#N/A,IF(TRUE,HOUR(-.00069444444431)*60........)))
What is happening is excel is evaluating the If(AA39>=J39) as true, even when J39 contains 18:31 and AA39 contains 18:30.