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Kindly try this one
=+COUNTIFS(B2:B15,">=3/1/2014",B2:B15,"<=10/1/2014",C2:C15,"one")
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I'm trying to count text if it matches a certain criteria, example "One" then based on that text I am trying to determine how many of those occurred within a time frame, example "10/1/2013-12/31/2013"
Please help!
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Kindly try this one
=+COUNTIFS(B2:B15,">=3/1/2014",B2:B15,"<=10/1/2014",C2:C15,"one")
Hi,
I would use SUMPRODUCT like this
=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A20="One")*(B1:B20>=C1)*(B1:B20<=D1))
Where C1 is the earlier date and D1 is the later one.
Hi,
Try this
=SUMPRODUCT(('Order Management_HTO'!$I$2:$L$100="Churchill 08")*('Order Management_HTO'!$A$2:$A$100>=DATE(2014,4,1))*('Order Management_HTO'!$A$2:$A$100<=DATE(2014,4,22)))
Hope this helps.
It's not working however I'm wondering if my date format is set up right. I have the dates listed as they are formatted on the sheet, ex: 10/1/2013 would by my earlier date & 12/31/2013 would be my later date. Is there a different format that you have to set the date up with in formulas like this?
Thank you for your help. I appreciate it.
Hi,
The formula I gave you will work on any properly formatted date. Dates in Excel are numbers and all formatting does is change what you see on the worksheet, the underlying value remains a number.
I would check these dates to ensure they are in fact dates and not text that looks like a date. Let's assume the dates are in Col B, put this in an unused column and drag down
=isnumber(b1)
If they are real dates then that will return TRUE, if it returns FALSE then they're not dates.
It's not working however I'm wondering if my date format is set up right. I have the dates listed as they are formatted on the sheet, ex: 10/1/2013 would by my earlier date & 12/31/2013 would be my later date. Is there a different format that you have to set the date up with in formulas like this?
Thank you for your help. I appreciate it.