Posts by andrej

    Re: define range (C1:C24) with formula


    It is little more clear now, but I would need to check indirect formula explanation again. Thanks though.


    So you suggest it can be substituted for concatenate function? Just putting text together something like this? (of course the one below is not working - why would it on the dry run :P)
    =countifs(CONCATENATE(';A1336;'!;$C;1;":";$C77");">1")

    Re: define range (C1:C24) with formula


    It works. Thanks.


    Can I ask why I need to put cell number in brackets and & symbol on both sides? I mean, why doesn't it work without? So that I can understand it better for next use :)

    Re: define range (C1:C24) with formula


    The first part is working, but the second one (green) is not working. It doesn't look like it is linking to cell.
    =COUNTIFS(INDIRECT("'"&A1336&"'!$C$1:$C"&MATCH("meja";'A1336'!$C$1:$C10000;0));">1")


    I also tried it like in the first part (not sure what the logic behind "&A1336&" is or why it is working in this way), but it also didn't work.
    =COUNTIFS(INDIRECT("'"&A1336&"'!$C$1:$C"&MATCH("meja";'"&A1336&"'!$C$1:$C10000;0));">1")

    Re: define range (C1:C24) with formula


    Hi,
    I got swamped with other work and was not able to check it sooner. Even though your were quick with your help. Sorry for that.


    I checked it now, and this is working on the same sheet:
    COUNTIFS(INDIRECT("C1:C"&MATCH("meja";C1:C10000;0));">1")


    I also tried it with data from other sheet and it works.
    COUNTIFS(INDIRECT("'Sheet1'!$C$1:$C"&MATCH("meja";'Sheet1'!$C$1:$C10000;0));">1")


    Now I wanted to link the name of sheet to value in cell, since I have many repeats of this formula. But this I could not get to work. e.g.:
    COUNTIFS(INDIRECT("'A1336'!$C$1:$C"&MATCH("meja";'A1336'!$C$1:$C10000;0));">1")


    Maybe any ideas on how this could be solved?

    Re: define range (C1:C24) with formula


    Looks like interesting formula, but I am having problems putting it into context. I am not sure that I understand how it is used:


    e.g. I tried to use this as part of formula - to define range, but even this is not working
    INDIRECT("C1:C"&MATCH("meja";C:C;0);FALSE)


    i was hoping to get range C1:C21 (number 21 in this case), and than I was thinking of putting this in formula in my first post. But clearly there are mistakes. Any suggestions on what I missed?

    Hi,


    I want to do countifs formula and for range of counting I would like to define with formula. e.g. instead of C1:C24 I would like to make formula that would return 24 (or different number depending on position). I tried it with match formula, but it doesnt want to work the way I entered it. Any idea what is wrong?


    COUNTIFS('GENO-MED (genofit)'!$C$1:$C(match("meja";'Genome Solutions Sdn Bhd'!C:C;0));">1";'GENO-MED (genofit)'!$D$1:$D$(match("meja";'Genome Solutions Sdn Bhd'!D:D;0));"<>")



    thanks

    Re: converting date format


    What do you mean by "formated as short date"?
    In column E (from row 1 to row 1128) I have many different dates. I want to count number of cells where dates are between two specific dates. e.g. in column E are dates (12.12.2016; 14.12.2016; 20.12.2016; 21.12.2016) and I need to count number of dates between 12.12.2016 and 20.12.2016.


    Since I will have to count for many different periods, that is why I would like to use reference to ranges - hence B1 and B2 (this was mistake in example in first post - it should be B2 in second part of formula (I have corrected it now).
    But the formula I have requires date to be in special format ( =date(yyyy;mm;dd) and I have it in different (dd.mm.yyyy) and the formula is not working when I try to enter link to cell with date (B1 and B2).

    Hi,


    I have date written in form of 25.12.2016 in excel cells. I would like to reference to this date in formula, but the formula DATE requires that date is written as =DATE(2016;12;25). So I cannot just link to that cell e.g. =DATE (B1), and would need to somehow convert date format.
    Is this possible to do it automatically or over some formula?


    I want to count in here
    =countifs(E1:E1128;">="&B1;E1:E1128;"<="&B2)


    Thanks

    Hi,


    I would need to count number of specific entries between two columns.
    I have columns with different dates in first row:
    [TABLE="width: 653"]

    [tr]


    [TD="class: xl71, width: 85, align: right"]06.01.2017[/TD]
    [TD="class: xl71, width: 85, align: right"]04.01.2017[/TD]
    [TD="class: xl71, width: 95, align: right"]03.01.2017[/TD]
    [TD="class: xl71, width: 88, align: right"]29.12.2016[/TD]
    [TD="class: xl71, width: 109, align: right"]28.12.2016[/TD]
    [TD="class: xl71, width: 103, align: right"]22.12.2016[/TD]
    [TD="class: xl71, width: 88, align: right"]20.12.2016[/TD]

    [/tr]


    [/TABLE]


    there are different values in the columns (e.g. sms or mail)


    Then I have defined weeks, e.g. 26.12.2016 to 30.12.2016


    I would like to count number of word "sms" in the columns where dates fall between above range. In this case this are only two columns (28.12.2016 and 29.12.2016).
    If possible I would also like to define rows, so that it counts only from 1 to 1128 row.


    Is there any way to do this?
    Thank you

    Hi,


    I have columns like this example:


    [TABLE="width: 237"]

    [tr]


    [td]

    A

    [/td]


    [td]

    B

    [/td]


    [td]

    C

    [/td]


    [/tr]


    [tr]


    [td]

    01.07.2016

    [/td]


    [td]

    7

    [/td]


    [td][/td]


    [/tr]


    [tr]


    [td]

    01.06.2016

    [/td]


    [td]

    2

    [/td]


    [td]

    da

    [/td]


    [/tr]


    [tr]


    [td]

    01.06.2016

    [/td]


    [td]

    3

    [/td]


    [td][/td]


    [/tr]


    [tr]


    [td]

    01.06.2015

    [/td]


    [td]

    4

    [/td]


    [td][/td]


    [/tr]


    [tr]


    [td]

    01.08.2015

    [/td]


    [td]

    5

    [/td]


    [td]

    da

    [/td]


    [/tr]


    [tr]


    [td]

    01.05.2015

    [/td]


    [td]

    0

    [/td]


    [td][/td]


    [/tr]


    [/TABLE]


    I would like to calculate average for B, if C is blank, if B is more than 0, and for all months in year 2016. I got formula for first two parts (blank C and more than 0 in B), but months and dates are giving me problem. Any ideas?


    AVERAGEIFS(B2:B7;C2:C7;"";B2:B7;"<>0";A2:A7;YEAR(2016)) - year is not working and couldnt even try for month as well


    Thanks

    Re: Mark if value between one of data ranges


    Good formula. I could use it to automatically look for numbers. I guess I did it in two steps:


    on the bottom of Sheet I have formula to look for the range number for partner
    =VLOOKUP("partner name";data!$A$5:$C$68;2;FALSE)


    and then I have conditional formatting for open numbers
    =(COUNTIFS(A2;">="&$B$15;A2;"<="&$C$15)<>1)*NOT(ISBLANK(A2))


    maybe this one is better, since it will happen some times that one partner uses his range and I have to add additional range which I can than add to countifs formula.


    thanks again for all the help.

    Re: Mark if value between one of data ranges


    It worked. Thanks.


    Additionally I would like to make another check. For each partner (as for "name" in table above) I have than new sheet where I have their codes written in rows. After i send them new package I enter it in new row under new code. The codes should always in range set in first tabele and I would like code to be marked if I accidentally set it outside of given range.


    e.g. as in table above partner a has range 2000 to 2999, so on his Sheet2 (Sheet1 has table ranges as in first post) it would be table like:


    [TABLE="width: 200"]

    [tr]


    [td]

    partner a

    [/td]


    [/tr]


    [tr]


    [td]

    2000

    [/td]


    [/tr]


    [tr]


    [td]

    2001

    [/td]


    [/tr]


    [tr]


    [td]

    2002

    [/td]


    [/tr]


    [tr]


    [td]

    2003

    [/td]


    [/tr]


    [tr]


    [td]

    2004

    [/td]


    [/tr]


    [tr]


    [td]

    2005

    [/td]


    [/tr]


    [tr]


    [td]

    3002

    [/td]


    [/tr]


    [/TABLE]


    Number in last row is outside given range and should be marked. I tried using your formula, but since it didnt work I guess I dont understand it completely:



    =COUNTIFS($A$2:$A$7;">="&Sheet1!$B$61;$A$2:$A$7;"<="&Sheet1!$C$61)>1


    partner a's range is in Sheet1 in row 61, where starting number is in column B and ending number of range is in column C.