I'm trying to do a Dcount (=DCOUNT($A$1:$M$229,Q$2,P14:V15))is there a way to do it without have to repeat the Criteria over and over?
Data Sample:StatePkg MeatCustomer #CT1MAMENHNJNYRIVT
Criteria Sample:StatePkg MeatCTHaveStatePkg MeatMAHave
I am trying to count unique records only in a column, if another criteria in another column is met. I got the Dcount to work by iteself, but I need to drive down the results more.
This is what I have:
=IF($G$2:$G$300="Q 000",DCOUNTA($D$2:$D$300,1,$K$2:$K$3),0)
The result I get is zero. In $K$3 I have =COUNTIF($D$2:D2,D2)=1).
I'm trying to return a count of specific text values in a named array using DCOUNT, and for some reason it's not working when it seems like it should. It's probably something simple that I'm overlooking.
DCOUNT works fine for numbers, but when I search for a text string as a criteria, even though it is entered as ="=textstringhere" DCOUNT does not return the correct count. COUNTIF returns the total count of all matching text strings in the array, but that's not what I'm after.
I've attached a sample workbook : DCOUNT.xls
I have a sheet called 'frontsheet' where users complete a number of fields and a second sheet called 'table'
When the frontsheet is complete, users press a button to submit the data to the table, it checks the fields are complete and submits the data - all this works fine.
However I would like to add a mechanism to check the first entered piece of data (asset number) against all the asset numbers already entered on the 'table' sheet.
I thought I could use a dcount to do this but after trying a multitude of methods I get the same error "sub or function not defined"
Code:
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
'Dim ta As Worksheet
'Set ta = Worksheets("Table")
'Dim fs As Worksheet
'Set fs = Worksheets("Frontsheet")
[Code] ........
As you can see I've tried a few ways and have a few 'remmed'* out lines. I'm starting to suspect the problem lies elsewhere, should I have the dcount happen without the need to click a button and how would I do that?
i'm trying to write a summary page for the data collect on the first sheet and would like to find a way of counting the number of records within certain date criteria (those that are more than 30 days old). now the crucial part is that the records have a second set of critical data, their Status, and i need to find only the records that have a particular status (in this example that is Pending and Open).
if you look at the second sheet you'll see that i can find records that are associated with a specific date, but not with a range of dates; which is particularly annoying because DCOUNT can find ranges of information when using other types of number.
OK, I have a list of sales that my semester long company has sold. In the midst of these sales we are sellling a versoin of the bumble watches. people can either buy a watch, (which includes a face and a band) a face, or a band.
So I have this giant list and only like 10 watches on there. I need a formula that will count how many watches and faces we sell.
I was initially thinking something along the lines of:
=COUNT(OR('Sales Journal'!D:D="Watch",'Sales Journal'!D:D="Face"))
=COUNT(OR('Sales Journal'!D:D="Watch",'Sales Journal'!D:D="Band"))
Which worked great until I had more than one watch in there.
I can't figure out dcount, and don't know if it's even the right thing to use in this instance. If you want I can post the sales journal..
Using the dcount function it appears that the criteria is not exact. I have typed in ="IP" but instead of getting only IP. I'm getting cells beginning with IP, eg IPp and IPe. When I use countif I don't get this problem.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have created a register that gives the ages of the participants being registered. I need to figure out the number of boys and girls of different age groups. I used the formula =DCOUNT(database,column no,criteria) with criteria having two columns, Gender & Date of Birth. Under Gender was M, Under Date of Birth was >=01/03/2002 [dd/mm/yyyy]. This gave perfect results shwing me the number of boys less than 12 years old. However, wishing to make the formula dynamic I changed it to >=EDATE(TODAY(),-144) which is exactly twelve years ago. This formula gives wrong results and I can't understand why.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI am using Excel 2010.I have a Advanced Filter that has removed 2 list, with 3 criterias, List ( or DB1 ) is based off 1 item " Pay type ( hourly / Salary )" , then the 2nd List is based off 2 Criteria's Job type , and Less than a number, I am able to do the filter just fine, but i am requried to DCOUNT theses.
here are the ranges for the Default Table: A6:H45 (without headers)
List1 is in J6:Q27
List2 is in J33:Q37
*Both are without headers also*
I am asked to "DCOUNT"
List 1 based (A6:H45,"Type",L30)
List 2 based (A6:H45,"Job Type"+"Salary(has to be
I'm not sure if using the Dcount formula is the right one in my example below, but I can't get it to work. Here is my data:
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
1
ThrFriSatSunMon TueWedThr2
2030101512
I'm looking for a formula that would count the number of Weekdays with data in it. So the answer would be 3. As I enter data into column F, G, H, etc. the count would go up and would always skip "Sat" and "Sun".
I am trying to use the DCOUNT function to count based on two different criteria in adjacent columns is this applicable.
Situation:
I have column B that contains initials and I have column C that contains a type (of store) so it'd look like this
jp RET
jp RTO
jb RET
ma RTO
Rn CI
ma Fur
tc CI
ma RET
jp RET
and I want to have a count of how many RET's there are for Initials JP ect
I need a formula that acts very much like a DCOUNT formula. However, I need to count the numbers of instances where "09007" is in Column A IF the value in Column B is greater than zero OR if the value in Column C is geater than zero.
I would prefer a formula that can calculate this with only the existing data. In other words, I don't want to have to add additional columns with formulas to help get me to the results.