counting question

susanna

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hi everyone...
i hope someone can help. I have a large spreadsheet that i download on one tab (tab A) which contains administrator name in column A, channel in column B, and column F which is called "contract signed" and is populated with dates (3-Jun-02, 4-Jun-02, etc.) On another tab (tab B), i have a table. In column A all administrator names, in column B the channel they are in and columns C-Q, row 5 are dates (6/3, 6/4 etc.) What i need is a formula to put into the table on tab B that will count how many orders were contract signed on 6/3 by the administrator listed in column A in the channel listed in column B.

Any ideas? I am having a hard time here at work downloading the thing that lets you put spreadsheets on the board... if i am making no sense, let me know and i will try posting from home.

thanks as usual.

kindly,
susanna
 

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You could us one of the DFUNCTION(See Help File) such As DCOUNT. But, it sounds like you table is ideal for a Pivot Table Report.

Select a cell on the table in tab A. Choose Data>pivot Table Report. Follow the wizard, selecting new sheet for location. When the table grid is dosplayed, drag Administrator and Channel to the row fields, Date to the Column field and date to the Data field.

Should look like the table you described for Tab B.

HTH: Give it a try.

edit: Added example of Pivot Table. The Yellow area is a Pivot table based on the data in Col A:C
Book1
ABCDEFGHIJKL
1ADMCHANNELDATECount of DATEDATE
2JonesA7-OctADMCHANNEL5-Oct7-Oct8-Oct9-Oct11-OctGrand Total
3SmithB7-OctBrownB11
4BrownC5-OctC11
5JonesA8-OctJonesA213
6BrownB9-OctSmithB112
7TaylorD11-OctTaylorD11
8JonesA7-OctGrand Total132118
9SmithB8-Oct
...

This message was edited by lenze on 2002-10-11 15:34
 
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Hi,

You can use the SUMPRODUCT function to do multiple searches.
Book1
ABCDEFGHI
1AdministratorChannelContractsigned
2JayA1/1/2002
3SusannaB1/2/2002
4JohnDoeC1/3/2002
5JaneDoeD1/4/2002
6JohnDoeC1/5/2002
7JaneDoeD1/6/2002
8JillDoeE1/7/2002
9
10
11
12
131/1/20021/2/20021/3/20021/4/20021/5/20021/6/20021/7/2002
14JayA1000000
15SusannaB0100000
16JohnDoeC0010100
17JaneDoeD0001010
18JillDoeE0000001
19
Sheet1
 
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thanks!!! both suggestions worked great!
you guys are the best... life savers as always!

kindly,
susan
 
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