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Keith
In Sheet1, I have records in each row. The following information is part of
each record
Column L (L7:L1000) = start date for each record
Column M (M7:M1000) = initially planned end date for each record
Column N (N7:N1000) = revised end date for each record
[these ranges may contain blank or non-numeric values like "tbd"]
Now in Sheet2, I'm trying to build a list of values to sum up how many
projects were actually active during each week- so for a target date "X",
how many records had a start date before X and the end date or revised end
date after X.
I'm pulling this data from someone else's workbook, so I don't have much
control over how clean the source data is, and I'm trying to build a formula
to get the data we need and I'm close, but don't quite have it. Any help
would be appreciated.
I've started by placing in Sheet2,Column B the comparison dates (1/106,
1/8/06, 1/15/06, etc.)
I'm trying to use an Array formula in Sheet2 (column C) that references the
date in column B to get all records that were active during that span.
The following is intended to determine:
(1) is there a start date (startdate value >0) to make sure it isn't a blank
row
(2) is the start date prior to the date in this same row in Sheet2 column B
(the week I'm trying to pull data for)
(3) is the end date /or/ revised end date after the date in this same row in
Sheet2 column B (showing that the project ended or will end after the week
I'm pulling data for)
{=SUM(IF((Sheet1!L$7:L$10000<=Sheet2!B3)*(Sheet1!L$7:L$10000>0)*OR(Sheet1!M$7:M$10000>Sheet2!B3,Sheet1!N$7:N$10000>Sheet2!B3),1,0))}
translated to english: if the startdate <comparison date, and startdate >0,
and either the enddate or revised enddate is greater than the comparison
date, count the record.
There is something wrong with the latter half of this formula, because I get
a running total by week that increments as records are started, but the
running list of values doesn't decrement as records pass their end date.
I also tried a variation of the above, with an enddate checked using
(MAX(Sheet1!M$7:M$10000,Sheet1!N$7:N$10000)>Sheet2!B3) but that didn't seem
to work either.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Keith
each record
Column L (L7:L1000) = start date for each record
Column M (M7:M1000) = initially planned end date for each record
Column N (N7:N1000) = revised end date for each record
[these ranges may contain blank or non-numeric values like "tbd"]
Now in Sheet2, I'm trying to build a list of values to sum up how many
projects were actually active during each week- so for a target date "X",
how many records had a start date before X and the end date or revised end
date after X.
I'm pulling this data from someone else's workbook, so I don't have much
control over how clean the source data is, and I'm trying to build a formula
to get the data we need and I'm close, but don't quite have it. Any help
would be appreciated.
I've started by placing in Sheet2,Column B the comparison dates (1/106,
1/8/06, 1/15/06, etc.)
I'm trying to use an Array formula in Sheet2 (column C) that references the
date in column B to get all records that were active during that span.
The following is intended to determine:
(1) is there a start date (startdate value >0) to make sure it isn't a blank
row
(2) is the start date prior to the date in this same row in Sheet2 column B
(the week I'm trying to pull data for)
(3) is the end date /or/ revised end date after the date in this same row in
Sheet2 column B (showing that the project ended or will end after the week
I'm pulling data for)
{=SUM(IF((Sheet1!L$7:L$10000<=Sheet2!B3)*(Sheet1!L$7:L$10000>0)*OR(Sheet1!M$7:M$10000>Sheet2!B3,Sheet1!N$7:N$10000>Sheet2!B3),1,0))}
translated to english: if the startdate <comparison date, and startdate >0,
and either the enddate or revised enddate is greater than the comparison
date, count the record.
There is something wrong with the latter half of this formula, because I get
a running total by week that increments as records are started, but the
running list of values doesn't decrement as records pass their end date.
I also tried a variation of the above, with an enddate checked using
(MAX(Sheet1!M$7:M$10000,Sheet1!N$7:N$10000)>Sheet2!B3) but that didn't seem
to work either.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Keith