COUNTIFS, VLOOKUP

TrinaT

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Can you combine a countifs with a vlookup?

I have some data that has been broken down to an individual list, which I then need to collate back into a central Dashboard for one of our people to easily digest the information.

This is the table of data that I want to pull the information from:

Sample Data.xlsx
ABCDEF
1First NameLast NameColumn1ItemCostQty
2JoeBlogsJoe BlogsAdult Registration1651
3JoeBlogsJoe BlogsAdult Registration1651
4JohnDohJohn DohMascot271
5JohnDohJohn DohT-Shirt - Ladies (V-Neck)401
6JohnDohJohn DohT-Shirt - Mens402
7JohnDohJohn DohAdult Registration1651
8JohnDohJohn DohAdult Registration1651
9JessieJamesJessie JamesHooded Sweat851
10JessieJamesJessie JamesT-Shirt - Ladies (V-Neck)401
11JessieJamesJessie JamesT-Shirt - Mens401
12JessieJamesJessie JamesAdult Registration1651
13JessieJamesJessie JamesAdult Registration1651
14MarkBanksMark BanksAdult Registration1651
15MarkBanksMark BanksAdult Registration1651
16JeffJonesJeff JonesCooler Bag101
17JeffJonesJeff JonesT-Shirt - Ladies (V-Neck)401
18JeffJonesJeff JonesT-Shirt - Mens401
19JeffJonesJeff JonesAdult Registration1651
20JeffJonesJeff JonesAdult Registration1651
21ShaneWilliamsShane WilliamsShirt - Long Sleeve601
22ShaneWilliamsShane WilliamsT-Shirt - Mens401
23ShaneWilliamsShane WilliamsAdult Registration1651
24ShaneWilliamsShane WilliamsChild Registration (under 12 years old)1001
25BarryAllenBarry AllenCooler Bag101
26BarryAllenBarry AllenShirt - Long Sleeve601
27BarryAllenBarry AllenT-Shirt - Mens401
28BarryAllenBarry AllenAdult Registration1651
29MarkMarkMark MarkAdult Registration1651
30MarkMarkMark MarkAdult Registration1651
31DaisyDukeDaisy DukeCooler Bag101
32DaisyDukeDaisy DukeShirt - Long Sleeve601
33DaisyDukeDaisy DukeT-Shirt - Ladies (V-Neck)401
34DaisyDukeDaisy DukeAdult Registration1651
35DaisyDukeDaisy DukeAdult Registration1651
tblSales
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C2:C35C2=CONCATENATE([@[First Name]]," ",[@[Last Name]])


This is the Dashboard that I'm wanting to pull it into:

Sample Data.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZAA
18Details
19First NameLast NameFull Name Adult Registration Registration Child T-Shirt MensQtyColourSizeT-Shirt - Ladies (V-Neck)QtyColourSizeShirt - Long SleeveQtyColourSizeHooded SweatQtyColourSizeMascotQtyCooler BagQtyBar RunnerQty
20JoeBlogs Joe Blogs 0
21JohnDoh John Doh
22JessieJames Jessie James
23MarkBanks Mark Banks
24JeffJones Jeff Jones
25ShaneWilliams Shane Williams
26BarryAllen Barry Allen
27MarkMark Mark Mark
28DaisyDuke Daisy Duke
Dashboard
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A20:B28A20='Export Data'!A2
C20:C28C20=CONCATENATE(A20," ",B20)
D20D20=COUNTIF(tblSales!F:F,VLOOKUP("*"&Dashboard!D19&"*",tblSales_2[[Column1]:[Qty]],4,0))


I've tried this formula:

=COUNTIF(tblSales!F:F,VLOOKUP("*"&Dashboard!D19&"*",tblSales_2[[Column1]:[Qty]],4,0))

But it's not correct. Essentially on the Dashboard, I want to Vlookup the Name, and countif there is a row that contains the text in the relevant column (e.g. Adult Registration, T-Shirt Mens etc.
 

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You wouldn't need to use the VLOOKUP, but just COUNTIFS

Your D20 Formula would simply read as
Excel Formula:
=COUNTIFS(tblSales!$A:$A,Dashboard!$A20,tblSales!$B:$B,$B20,tblSales!$D:$D,Dashboard!D$19)

You actually wouldn't need the CONCATENATE function at all.
 
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