how to: keep count of cells with certain values

greenpool

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hi,

can someone please assist me with getting the following done.

i have a spread sheet that has a cell with 'resolved' in it. this is not static.
it gets added line after line.

i'd like to be able to specify the start/end point and get the sum of resolved entries.


for example:

start point (A1)

entry1 resolved
entry2 resolved
entry3 WIP <-- i might come back and set this to resolved.
entry4 resolved


end point(A10)


i have resolved, WIP, etc. in a drop down list.


thanks in advance!
 

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try this


Excel Workbook
ABCD
1data listDropdown listcount
2resolvedwip4
3wip
4wip
5resolved
6wip
7resolved
8resolved
9resolved
10wip
11resolved
Sheet1
#VALUE!
 
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Thanks, but i don't quite understand what you've done. :confused:


from your sheet what i want is..

check for 'Resolved' in start point: A2 to end point: A11

result = 6

can you help with the following logic?

thanks
 
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There is a dropdown list in cell "c2", if you change this to resolved then you will get 6
 
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Thanks i got it to work.

just one last question.

at the moment i have to specify the start/end period so end up putting the cell values. something like this:


start cell [F1] <-- C1195
end cell [F2] <-- C1205
tickets resolved [F3] <-- =SUMPRODUCT(--(F1:F2=I8))

instead of having to paste the cell values like C1195, C1205 is there way to just enter 1195 and 1205....it'll always be in the 'C' column.


thanks.
 
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Sorry further testing shows that i cannot do the following:

start cell [F1] <-- C1195
end cell [F2] <-- C1205
tickets resolved [F3] <-- =SUMPRODUCT(--(F1:F2=I8))

i have to manually enter C1195:C1205in SUMPRODUCT.

a way to get around this would be good.

thanks!
 
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