Hi All,
For all Pro out there, please help a newbie in counting/tracking changes week by week to identify x number of changes in a weekly basis for our roster.
Please see the sample excel file below
Hi All,
For all Pro out there, please help a newbie in counting/tracking changes week by week to identify x number of changes in a weekly basis for our roster.
Please see the sample excel file below
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Last edited by dlealb; 09-24-2019 at 03:23 AM.
Hi All,
We have attached a sample excel file.
Highlighted in yellow are the expected results
Apologies for the hassle any help would be greatly appreciated
Ultimately we would just like to identify how many changes were made on a certain Position on a weekly basis
The formulas in column K suggest that the data in columns A:F should extend to row 3734, however the data in the file extends only to row 342 and there is no data for the weeks of 9/14 nor 9/21.
That said I feel as if the following will do what you want.
For counting by position: =COUNTIFS($C$34:$C$3734,$J4,$E$34:$E$3734,K$3)
For counting by queue: =COUNTIFS($B$34:$B$3734,$J26,$E$34:$E$3734,K$3)
Let us know if you have any questions.
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Thanks a Lot this definitely did it...
I really appreciate the assistance Sir
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