Help me to get the count of Paid Amt against Groups

Sam_D_Ben

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Hi team,

I am looking for an option than Pivot to get the Count of Paid Amounts against each Groups using a formula since its a huge data; tried my best. Thanks in Advance.


Excel 2007
ABCDEFGH
1CUSTOMER_CODEMSISDNAllocationAgencyPaid_Dec 05AgencyPaid Count
21.109947984604241890+Group C500Group A4
31.179018984610201090+Group C250Group B3
41.187782984601926060-90Group B200Group C7
51.191232984606417890+Group C
61.227169984625252560-90Group B
71.243288984601313060-90Group B250
81.268491984628001590+Group C500
91.282494984602278290+Group A200
101.312255984623392490+Group C
111.426334984630083890+Group A
121.465313984633309260-90Group A150
131.494015984602291890+Group C875
141.521129984610688990+Group C
151.521991994603720060-90Group B
161.522377994655325290+Group C600
171.526947984602869860-90Group B350
181.537406984675544490+Group C
191.549041984670322490+Group C750
201.1752983994644412990+Group A
211.1767847994644548490+Group C
221.1896776994644809590+Group A200
231.2235584994610798490+Group A
241.224278994648890190+Group C600
251.2833481984617788860-90Group A500
Sheet1

In the above data, 4,3,7 is the count of Paid amount against each group.

Thank You,
Muz:)
 

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Hi team,

I am looking for an option than Pivot to get the Count of Paid Amounts against each Groups using a formula since its a huge data; tried my best. Thanks in Advance.

Excel 2007
ABCDEFGH
1CUSTOMER_CODEMSISDNAllocationAgencyPaid_Dec 05AgencyPaid Count
21.109947984604241890+Group C500Group A4
31.179018984610201090+Group C250Group B3
41.187782984601926060-90Group B200Group C7
51.191232984606417890+Group C
61.227169984625252560-90Group B
71.243288984601313060-90Group B250
81.268491984628001590+Group C500
91.282494984602278290+Group A200
101.312255984623392490+Group C
111.426334984630083890+Group A
121.465313984633309260-90Group A150
131.494015984602291890+Group C875
141.521129984610688990+Group C
151.521991994603720060-90Group B
161.522377994655325290+Group C600
171.526947984602869860-90Group B350
181.537406984675544490+Group C
191.549041984670322490+Group C750
201.1752983994644412990+Group A
211.1767847994644548490+Group C
221.1896776994644809590+Group A200
231.2235584994610798490+Group A
241.224278994648890190+Group C600
251.2833481984617788860-90Group A500

<colgroup><col style="width: 25pxpx"><col><col><col><col><col><col><col><col></colgroup><thead>
</thead><tbody>
</tbody>
Sheet1


In the above data, 4,3,7 is the count of Paid amount against each group.

Thank You,
Muz:)

Not ste if than Pivot means Pivot or not.
Here is a formula solution

Excel 2010
ABCDEFGHI
1CUSTOMER_CODEMSISDNAllocationAgencyPaid_Dec 05AgencyExcel 07/10Excel 03
21.1099479.85E+0990+Group C500Group A44
31.1790189.85E+0990+Group C250Group B33
41.1877829.85E+0960-90Group B200Group C77
51.1912329.85E+0990+Group C
61.2271699.85E+0960-90Group B
71.2432889.85E+0960-90Group B250
81.2684919.85E+0990+Group C500
91.2824949.85E+0990+Group A200
101.3122559.85E+0990+Group C
111.4263349.85E+0990+Group A
121.4653139.85E+0960-90Group A150
131.4940159.85E+0990+Group C875
141.5211299.85E+0990+Group C
151.5219919.95E+0960-90Group B
161.5223779.95E+0990+Group C600
171.5269479.85E+0960-90Group B350
181.5374069.85E+0990+Group C
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
H2=COUNTIFS($D$2:$D$25,G2,$E$2:$E$25,"<>"&"")
I2=SUMPRODUCT(--($D$2:$D$25=G2),--($E$2:$E$25<>""))
 
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Its Awesome Rebert,

I feel pity with myself, At times my stupid brain won't work. I was looking for this part{ "<>"&"" }, This part was missing in mine..he he he :)

So here we go -
=COUNTIFS(Base!BB:BB,'05Dec12 Per'!B4,Base!C:C,'05Dec12 Per'!C4,Base!BO:BO,"<>"&"")

Thanks a lot,
Muz:)
 
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