I am using sumproduct to count the number of times and entry appears between two dates.
The problem is that against each entry I am trying to find is the number I need to multiply bay:
e.g
=sumproduct(('Sheet1'!B2:B200>=A1)*('Sheet1'!B2:B200<=A2)*('Sheet1'!G2:G200="Injury"))
Cell A1 and A2 are two dates.
how do I multiple the each occasion of "Injury" by the number next to it in column F ?
This will give me the total number of injuries within my date range ?
Thanks
Last edited by NBVC; 04-08-2010 at 09:13 PM.
Try:
=sumproduct(('Sheet1'!B2:B200>=A1)*('Sheet1'!B2:B200<=A2)*('Sheet1'!G2:G200="Injury"), 'Sheet1'!F2:F200)
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excellent thank you very much
How doI do this with countif then ??
e.g
=countif('Sheet1'!K:K,"Injury")
but multiply against cell in column J
Thanks
Steeley7
use Sumif...
=sumif('Sheet1'!K:K,"Injury",'Sheet1'!J:J)
In 2007,
=SUMIFS('Sheet1'!F2:F200,'Sheet1'!B2:B200,">="&A1,'Sheet1'!B2:B200,"<="&A2,'Sheet1'!G2:G200,"Injury")
Thank you very much again for all three answers. I am using 2007 but work is only on 2003 so thanks for both versions.
Steeley7
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