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Case sensitive distinct count from one column based on cell values in another column in EXCEL

Case Sensitive Distinct Count from One Column Based on Cell Values in Another Column in Excel Understanding the Problem In Excel you may want to calculate a cas

2 min read 29-09-2024 47
Case sensitive distinct count from one column based on cell values in another column in EXCEL
Case sensitive distinct count from one column based on cell values in another column in EXCEL

I am using =SUMPRODUCT(--(D12:V12<>E12:W12-1))+1-COUNTIF(D12:W12,"") to count consecutive dates. Need to not count dates more than 12 months old

Counting Consecutive Dates in Excel with Age Limit When working with date data in Excel it can often be a challenge to accurately calculate specific sequences o

2 min read 29-09-2024 43
I am using =SUMPRODUCT(--(D12:V12<>E12:W12-1))+1-COUNTIF(D12:W12,"") to count consecutive dates. Need to not count dates more than 12 months old
I am using =SUMPRODUCT(--(D12:V12<>E12:W12-1))+1-COUNTIF(D12:W12,"") to count consecutive dates. Need to not count dates more than 12 months old

Using SUMPRODUCT involving a column which contains empty values coming from an IF(...; ...; "")

Understanding the SUMPRODUCT Function with Empty Values in Excel When working with Excel the SUMPRODUCT function is a powerful tool for performing complex calcu

2 min read 28-09-2024 38
Using SUMPRODUCT involving a column which contains empty values coming from an IF(...; ...; "")
Using SUMPRODUCT involving a column which contains empty values coming from an IF(...; ...; "")

Using a combination of multiple dependent drop-down list to drill down data

Using Multiple Dependent Drop Down Lists to Drill Down Data In data management and analysis utilizing dependent drop down lists is an effective way to streamlin

2 min read 25-09-2024 55
Using a combination of multiple dependent drop-down list to drill down data
Using a combination of multiple dependent drop-down list to drill down data