I need to count the number of record between two dates.
I've tried this but it doesn't work.
Column A is a list of dates
E3 start date
E4 end date
=sumif(A:A;">="&E3;"<="&E4)
Thanks
COUNTIFS should do the trick:
=COUNTIFS(A:A;">="&E3;A:A;"<="&E4)
EDIT: corrected an obvious mistake. Thanks for comments. Change ; to , depending on your regional settings.
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i am using vlookup and want to have the latest date to be picked from multiple entries as listed below, please advise if any one can help in this regard.
Now i want to pick latest date for ALi, Mubeen and Nadeem from the corresponding column of date. e.g i can pick Ali and latest date for this one is 5-Dec-20.
Please advise.
i think if your concern is only for Min value, then best method will be to do it by pivot tables.
Drag name to columns and date to values in pivot tables. Now convert the date value to Minimum. This will get the things done.
Hope the query is clear.
You can use following array formula:
=MAX(IF($A$2:$A$10=D2,$B$2:$B$10))
Array formula after editing is confirmed by pressing ctrl + shift + enter
You can put all the dates in a hidden column and get the min value like this:
The red cells formula: =IFERROR(INDEX($B$3:$B$13, SMALL(IF(D$2=$A$3:$A$13, ROW($B$3:$B$13)-2,""), ROW()-2)),"")
The blue cell formula: =MIN(D3:D6)
You can use the MAXIFS function,
=MAXIFS(B3:B6,A3:A6,C2)
I want to generate list of week numbers list between two dates of different years. I followed below formula as per the image I have attached. I want get blank after Excel the end date. According to my formula it continues. Please advise.
=ISOWEEKNUM($A$1+7*(ROWS($B$3:B3)-1))
Assuming the result should look like this...
...then you can use this formula:
=IF($A$1-WEEKDAY($A$1,3) +((ROW()-3)*7) <= $B$1-WEEKDAY($B$1,3), ISOWEEKNUM($A$1-WEEKDAY($A$1,3)+((ROW()-3)*7)), "")
Points to note:
1) It standardizes the dates on a first day of the week (Monday in this case).
2) It relies on ROW() - so the formula cells have to start in cell B3. This is what gives us the correct multiplier in increments of 7.
3) There may be a better (simpler) way.
In B3 enter:
=IF(A$1+7*(ROWS($1:1)-1)>B$1,"",ISOWEEKNUM(A$1+7*(ROWS($1:1)-1)))
and copy downward:
I have a column of dates (daily) and I want an IF statement that will check if the corresponding cell is the 17th of any month.
I'm happy with the syntax of if statements but am unsure how I should be using wildcards here. 'x'below can be any numerical value.
The cell in question looks like - 17/07/2019.
= IF( cell = 17/**/****,x,0)
Excel gets confused and tries to show me how to do maths without a formula.
If you already know that the date is not a text value you can use a simple formula like:
=IF(DAY(A1)=17,”x”,0)
The only issue is that your dates may be genuine Excel dates or text values. With data in A1, in another cell enter:
=IF(ISNUMBER(A1),IF(DAY(A1)=17,"X",0),IF(LEFT(A1,2)="17","X",0))
How do i sum up a range of amounts after checking through the month and year?
As you can see in the image, my code currently sums up all amounts by checking only on the month. This is incorrect as it should check the year as well before auto summing itself into the respective months and year.
Here is the Excel Cell code:
Cell C36="$"&SUMIF(B17:B23,"*."&TEXT(B30,"mm")&".*",E17:E23)-SUMIF(B17:B23,"*."&TEXT(B30,"mm")&".*",G17:G23)
I tried modifying the code to add in a "yy" as shown below, but it didnt work out. In fact the 2017 amount of $555 reflected in 2018 instead.
="$"&SUMIF(B17:B23,"*."&TEXT(B30,"mm")&"."&TEXT(B30,"yy")&"",E17:E23)-SUMIF(B17:B23,"*."&TEXT(B30,"mm")&".*",G17:G23)
What do I need to change?
BTW, Cells B30 and B36 are Custom formatted to "mmm-yy" while Cells B17 and B18 is Text.
managed to solve my own code.
Apparently its just a change in the parameters.
Cell C36="$"&SUMIF(B17:B23,"*."&TEXT(B30,"mm.yy")&"*",E17:E23)-SUMIF(B17:B23,"*."&TEXT(B30,"mm.yy")&"*",G17:G23)
Here is an alternative. SUMPRODUCT allows you to use RIGHT function to do the comparison for mm.yy.
="$" & SUMPRODUCT((--(RIGHT(B17:B23,5)=TEXT(B36,"mm.yy")))*E17:E23)-SUMPRODUCT((--(RIGHT(B17:B23,5)=TEXT(B36,"mm.yy")))*G17:G23)
I need to show dates only after 31/12/2012. The Date column used here is a calculated column. I used the formula =[Created]>12/31/2012. But I need help with the syntax.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
If you need only "Yes/No" value to filter Created date then your formula is correct. You may have a problem if your regional settings are MM/DD/YYYY. In that case you should change the formula to [Created]>31/12/2012. Or the better way would be to change the condition to [Created]>=01/01/2013.
If you need the date, not "Yes/No" column, then this formula should work for you:
=IF([Created]>=1/1/2013,[Created],"TOO OLD")