Use countif for a weekly call log

rdunt

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I'm trying to setup a couple formulas to determine the number of calls that go to voice mail every week. Then if there are any calls that went to voice mail I want to be able to have a formula to determine if is was during business hours.

Part 1: I have a call log tab setup. I'm manually entering the calls that go to voice mail in this tab. Column A is the date (6/2/2008), Column B is time (6:50 AM). The formula I've come up with to calculate the number of calls each week is: =COUNTIFS('Call Log'!A4:A128,">=6/2/2008",A4:A128,"<=6/6/2008"). The problem with this formula is that when I copy it down the date range for the current week doesn't change. Is there anyway for the date to automatically change?

Part 2: After the first formula determines if there were any calls that made it to voice mail. I want to be able to tell if it was during business hours (AM-PM CST). Any idea how I can do that?

Thanks.
 

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You can do this all with a single COUNTIFS. How do you determine what the "current week" is?
 
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You could just use a Pivot Table with dates group by Days(7) and Times grouped as needed

lenze
 
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The current week is coming from the summary tab.

A4: For the week of
A5: 6/2/2008
A6:6/9/2008
A7: 6/16/2008
and so on.
 
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Try something like this, on your summary tab. I'm assuming column B are actual time values for the calls.

=COUNTIFS('Call Log'!A4:A128,">="&A5, 'Call Log'!A4:A128,"<="&A6, 'Call Log'!B4:B128,">="&("9:00 AM"+0), 'Call Log'!B4:B128,"<="&("5:00 PM"+0))
 
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Here's how I have it setup. What will the formula be for the business hours field?
Help Desk Voice Mail Log.xlsx
ABCD
3During
4FortheWeekofTotalBusinessHours
56/2/20081
66/9/20081
76/16/20080
86/23/2008
96/30/2008
107/7/2008
117/14/2008
127/21/2008
137/28/2008
Summary
 
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To automate date entry:

=COUNTIFS('Call Log'!A4:A128,">="&A5,A4:A128,"<="&(A6-3))

and copy down. Assuming your business hours are 9-5, same formula as I listed above should work:

=COUNTIFS('Call Log'!A4:A128,">="&A5, 'Call Log'!A4:A128,"<="&(A6-3), 'Call Log'!B4:B128,">="&("9:00 AM"+0), 'Call Log'!B4:B128,"<="&("5:00 PM"+0))

and copy down.
 
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