Lostchrono
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Hello,
First time posting on MrExcel. You guys have been great by helping me just by Google searching but I am hoping that you can help me with a formula.
I am trying to count the criteria "Any cell that equals 10 in column K" between two dates in column A in a closed workbook. In the sheet I am using to count the closed workbook I am referencing the dates through cell CD3(12/28/2014) and CD4(1/3/2014).
=SUMPRODUCT(--('[Workbook2014.xlsx]2014'!$A:$A>=CD3),--('[Workbook2014.xlsx]2014'!$A:$A<=CD4),--('[SADIE2014.xlsx]2014'!$K:$K=10))
Before I used =SUMPRODUCT(--('[Workbook2014.xlsx]2014'!$K$2:$K$64=10)) but I really want to make this a global solution so I can reproduce it over several rows down and just have to change the column K value and date refrences.
Thank you in advance for all your help.
First time posting on MrExcel. You guys have been great by helping me just by Google searching but I am hoping that you can help me with a formula.
I am trying to count the criteria "Any cell that equals 10 in column K" between two dates in column A in a closed workbook. In the sheet I am using to count the closed workbook I am referencing the dates through cell CD3(12/28/2014) and CD4(1/3/2014).
=SUMPRODUCT(--('[Workbook2014.xlsx]2014'!$A:$A>=CD3),--('[Workbook2014.xlsx]2014'!$A:$A<=CD4),--('[SADIE2014.xlsx]2014'!$K:$K=10))
Before I used =SUMPRODUCT(--('[Workbook2014.xlsx]2014'!$K$2:$K$64=10)) but I really want to make this a global solution so I can reproduce it over several rows down and just have to change the column K value and date refrences.
Thank you in advance for all your help.