I have a workbook which contains multiple lines of data. In column H it contains a date. I want to count how many of these dates occur in January. I also want to be able to add other criteria as well. Example, column H = Janaury and column D=Open. In cell B2 I have the number 1 which represents “January”. Below is my formula but it returns an error.
I am required to work out some transaction vlaues, that fall between two dates.
I thought since i have 4 arguments to attend to, sumproduct would do the trick. It wont work and i cant work out why
The base of my argument is to look to locate if a particluar account has had transactions processed between a specfied date range, if so sum the period.
I have a problem with the formulae SUMPRODUCT, it seems to be miscounting? Now I am sure there is something silly I have missed, but I could really do woth someone else taking a glance over it before I have to look at another option to get the result I need.
The ultimate goal here is to count how many occurrences happen in each month, there is a list in Sheet1 of the attached Excel document, then in Sheet2 there is the two different formulas I have tried, but the count is wrong? For teh first month of instances June 2012 it counts 20, but there are 21?
I am currently coding up a VBA macro that will counts up the number of occurrences of a particular event for a particular date. The problem is that it keeps returning zero as the result. I thought it might have been a data type mismatch issue as the cell format is a date in the mm/dd/yyyy format but the data is stored as a string so that I can easily manipulate it with the built in VBA functions. I tried changing the data type but still received zero as the result. 'a' and 'c' refer to cell ranges, criteria is a string of characters and criteria2 is a string that pulls in a date in the format of mm/dd/yyyy. I know this code works when I don't use dates but I can't figure out why it doesn't work with dates.
I"m attempting to generate a report to show the number of occurrences for a particular product within a calendar month.
Data is stored on the first sheet, output is populated on a separate sheet. Seems simple enough, but getting the "month" out of the date, whilst referring to another sheet seems to be the sticking point.
I am trying to count dates from a list using sum product (I found the formula via google) I have plugged it into my spreadsheet but it does not seem to be calculating correctly.
I have attached the spreadsheet too : sumproduct_Error.xlsx
I am trying to find out how many projects might be active as of a certain date.
I have a tab in excel that contains project data. For each project there is a "Start Date" and there might be an "End Date"
My question is, how do I count all the rows where the start date is Less than a given date and the end date is after a given date? The wrinkle is... if the end date is empty then obviously it should be counted as well (assuming the start date is still before the given date).
I have attached an excel sheet for your reference. I have particular debit values that are to be added between the dates. And Dates are also derived by formula based of payment term.
The ones I need to modify is Highlighted in Yellow. The values to be added is in "Customer Statement" and in H Column
These dates also have formula by which there are derived
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I am USing =SUMIFS('Customer Statement'!$A:$A,'Customer Statement'!$H:$H,"=" & E11) but does not work.
I have a table with 3 columns of dates and then a column with Set # that I feel in the box #.
I need to see how many items processed for each set per day.
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The problem is that it counts the correct amount but not with the correct dates. The formula that I use is: =SUMPRODUCT(--($I$3:$I$8<>"")*(($C$3:$C$8=39601)+AND($E$3:$E$8=39601)+AND($G$3:$G$8=39601)))
I'm trying to write a SUMPRODUCT formula (cell H2 in the attachment) that gives different outputs according to the value of another cell (H1), but the output values are incorrect. I suppose it's because the "else" value given in the IF formula won't be recognized as a formula but as a text.
I'm currently using a series of SUMPRODUCT formulas to populate a summary page from a large data source. This works fine in the most part, however one part of the summary page calls for a number of different criteria to be counted within the same data range. I'm currently using a work around by having three seperate SUMPRODUCT formulas on hidden rows, and then totaling their answers to give me the result I want, however I wondered if there was a cleaner and better way to do this? An exampel of the formula I am currently working with is below:
I've got a workbook where sheet "Raw Data" is used to enter audit findings. Subsequent sheet "Analysis" contains formulas to extract quantities and nature of audit findings so that they can be shown on quarterly reports.
When I set up the workbook the formulas on the "Analysis" sheet worked fine. The department has filled the columns with data and now all the formulas are returning #Value! There's something fishy going on here.....
I'm using Excel 2003. I have been using SUMPRODUCT to look at too compare columns and data that is contained in both. Column L11:L52 contains the numbers 1 to 4 and Column K11:K52 contains the word YES in some cells. I just want to look and see if text is contained in a row in column L is it contained in that row in column K. This is the formula I'm using but it seems over complicated and I'm sure there is a way of just looking if the cell contains information without worrying what it is.
I am trying to sum the same data across several tabs but I am using information in the column and row headers to find it. For some reason this formula wont work and I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong.
I would like to have a sumproduct formula to sum up in a paticular table in my worksheet. But its in a weird table format. Look in cell A1 that is my criteria it should sum cells G24 thru G28 and it should return the total of 1.8000. The rows could varies from time to time in those table formats. Does anyone knows how to accomplishment this.
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I'm trying to use the sumproduct formula to query 3 columns: I want it to look in column E for either a "P" "C" or an "A", multiply the corresponding numbers in column D and F, and put the sumproduct total in cell C5, D5 and E5 for each formula below. The problem is that I keep getting #VALUE! result. It's because some cells in the range have #N/A in them, but I can't control that.
Here is my formula:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(E9:E70="P"),D9:D70,F9:F70)
=SUMPRODUCT(--(E9:E70="A"),D9:D70,F9:F70)
=SUMPRODUCT(--(E9:E70="C"),D9:D70,F9:F70)
How can I use this formula if for example cells D15-17 have no values or are #N/A?
I have a sheet with repeated dates for several months and I need to break out data by week and then by certain criteria. I can do 1 or the other but combining the COUNTIF formula and the SUMPRODUCT formula has proven to be beyond me.
What I need to do is have the formula return a sum of all of the fields in colG that are >5 within a date range. Once I find that # I have to divide it by another field and multiply by 100 to get the percent.