I need to be able to query a large date range by a small beginning and end date range and return a count when the value is =<, => each search criteria. i.e. - Search one year of dates from a table by Beg: 7/23/2012 to End: 10/21/2012 and return a count.
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I forgot to mention that the beginning and end dates are dynamic and I will need to reference the cells, i.e. B102 "Beg" B102 "End".
Sounds like you just need a COUNTIFS formula.
Regards, TMS
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I have tried to come up with a resolution but have not had any luck... I was hoping to get an example. Just a newbie.
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Maybe you could share with us what your data looks like and what you have tried.
A sample workbook showing the range you want to "query", the cells with the data criteria, the cell where you want the output ... and, ideally, mock up the output you expect to see.
Regards, TMS
Here is what I have tired so far:
=COUNTIFS('2Data'!B2:B501,">=B101&<=B102")
Market Analysis.xlsx
The values I need to return are in the "Calculations" sheet, I am querying the 2Data sheet.
Not looked at the sheet but ...Formula:
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Regards, TMS
Here is your workbook with countif formulae in the yellow coloured area.
TMS and I have the same basic formula which I have copied across all the same columns as you have start and end dates for.
Last edited by newdoverman; 08-01-2014 at 07:49 PM.
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Thanks what I came up with when I dropped in your formula.
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If I could get help on this last issue, I can finish my last three calculations, I need to search the sale price data based upon the same filtered date ranges found in Num Sales with MEDIAN value....
I appreciate your help!!
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Last edited by druth; 08-01-2014 at 09:19 PM.
Take a look at the Orange range on the Calculations worksheet. If the column selected isn't correct, replace with the correct column. (the range has to be the same dimension as the other ranges)
Thank you sir. Sorry I was not clear, but my data set is dynamic. Is there any way to accomplish my objective with a formula or will this require a macro?
Market Analysis.xlsx
Better data for testing in this iteration....
I converted your data on Data2 to a table. This makes the listing dynamic and the example formulae in the yellow shading will adjust as the table grows. The values in your regular table use regular ranges while the yellow area shows formula with Table Nomenclature.
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