IF statement across multiple customer records

dancepants

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Hi all

I have a customer dataset where each row represents a customer's subscription. Each customer can have one or more subscriptions. I would like to categorize each customer, based on the type and status of their subscriptions, into three groups: "Cancelled", "One time", or "Recurring".
"Cancelled" would be a customer where ALL of their subscriptions are cancelled
"One time" would be a customer that only has a One-time subscription that is active
"Recurring" would be a customer that has at least one Active and recurring subscription

Here's an example of the dataset:
Customer IDSubscription cancelled dateRecurring FrequencyOne-time only?
1005ActiveOne-timeOne-time
1006CancelledOne-timeRecurring
1006ActiveQuarterlyRecurring
1007CancelledQuarterlyCancelled
1008ActiveMonthlyRecurring
1008CancelledQuarterlyRecurring
1009CancelledMonthlyCancelled
1009CancelledOne-timeCancelled

First 3 columns are in my dataset, I need to create the 4th with an excel formula. So my question is, what formula could I use that looks across ALL customer records, and assigns the correct category based on multiple conditions?

Hopefully that's clear. Thanks everyone in advance
 

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Hi,

Would this work for you:

Book3.xlsx
ABCD
1Customer IDSubscription cancelled dateRecurring FrequencyOne-time only?
21005ActiveOne-timeOne-time
31006CancelledOne-timeRecurring
41006ActiveQuarterlyRecurring
51007CancelledQuarterlyCancelled
61008ActiveMonthlyRecurring
71008CancelledQuarterlyRecurring
81009CancelledMonthlyOne-time
91009ActiveOne-timeOne-time
Sheet1051
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:D9D2=IF(COUNTIFS(A$2:A$9,A2,B$2:B$9,"Active",C$2:C$9,"<>One-time"),"Recurring",IF(COUNTIFS(A$2:A$9,A2,B$2:B$9,"Active",C$2:C$9,"One-time"),"One-time","Cancelled"))
 
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Thanks for updating your profile. (y)

Another option that you could try:

22 03 21.xlsm
ABCD
1Customer IDSubscription cancelled dateRecurring FrequencyOne-time only?
21005ActiveOne-timeOne-time
31006CancelledOne-timeRecurring
41006ActiveQuarterlyRecurring
51007CancelledQuarterlyCancelled
61008ActiveMonthlyRecurring
71008CancelledQuarterlyRecurring
81009CancelledMonthlyCancelled
91009CancelledOne-timeCancelled
101006ActiveMonthlyRecurring
Subs
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:D10D2=LET(ot,"One-time",x,"Cancelled",f,FILTER(C$2:C$10,(A$2:A$10=A2)*(B$2:B$10<>x),NA()),IFNA(IF(INDEX(FILTER(f,f<>ot,""),1)="",ot,"Recurring"),x))
 
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