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    Period Data Collation

    Hi All

    I have a query I have been racking my brain but I just can't get round it.

    I have attached a sheet with some date on and an example of what the outcome needs to be. I'm hoping someone can come up with the formula that I need to make it work, I just have a complete mental block.

    Thanks all in advance

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    Re: Period Data Collation

    Will there always be 12 periods per status?

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    Re: Period Data Collation

    Cell E12 =SUM(--(IF(ISERROR(FIND($A$1:$A$9,D12,1)),0,1)+IF(ISERROR(FIND($B$1:$B$9,D12,1)),0,1)>=2)) An array formula

    But in this example Period 10,11,12 shows as 1 because they include the word "Period1" But if you will use real numbers there will be no problem with that

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    Re: Period Data Collation

    Have a look to the file, You will understand what i mean
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    Re: Period Data Collation

    Hi!

    Its just a simple matter of using COUNTIFS().

    Here is your workbook with the formulas you need...Copy of Example.xlsx

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    Re: Period Data Collation

    BullsEyeThor,

    Do you need the values in D12:D23, G12:G23 and J12:J23 to be created by the formula too?

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    Re: Period Data Collation

    Quote Originally Posted by TheExcelphile View Post
    Hi!

    Its just a simple matter of using COUNTIFS().

    Here is your workbook with the formulas you need...Attachment 193076

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    Re: Period Data Collation

    Thanks for the help all, I will be able to use the examples to make my worksheet much eaasier to manage.

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