Extracting data based on date

mattyn

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Hi All

Firstly I hope everyone is staying safe and well.

Todays problem - straightforward spreadsheet that identifies a student accommodation planner. A number of worksheets for a number of accommodation venues.

Each worksheet consists of Columns A to L with specific info about the particular accommodation and its resident.

Col M onwards is the date planner - with each column as one day - and Row 9 has the date - so M9 is 1 Jun 20, N9 is 2 Jun 20 etc. The student and accom details are from row 10 onwards, and the accommodation team populate columns m onwards with a R if the student is resident in the block. I use =countif(M10:M500,"R")

Col M6 onwards count how many residents are in the accommodation for that day.

I want a Headlines Front Page that tells me the total # of residents in each venue today, in 7, 14, 21 days time - as a forecast.

So as columns on the headlines page - I need under the following headers:

Accom VenueTotal capacityResident TodayResident + 7 daysResident +14 daysResident +21 Days
TextTextto be pulled from the ind worksheet count for todaypulled from the ind worksheet count for today + 7pulled from the ind worksheet count for today +14pulled from the ind worksheet count for today +21

Have no idea if this is possible - would appreciate some guidance please. Just hope this makes sense.

Very many thanks and kindest regards

matt
 

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Hey Mattyn-

You explain in detail but I couldn't get everything. could you share sample file input file with target output.

whatever it is can be done.






 
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Hi - and thank you so much for picking this up. Can't add the file as it is on work PC but hopefully show well enough in a table.

So - main worksheet called "ACCOM"- all typed in static data. The rows of Days and dates goes on rightward for ever!! I have Freeze Panes just under 1 Jun 20 - and there are over 1600 rooms listed down the left side.

MonTueWedThu
NameEntry DateLeaving DateAccom Number1 Jun 202 Jun 203 Jun 204 Jun 20
Joe Smith2 Jun 2020 Jun 201-1-1EOOO
Bob Colgees30 May 2020 Aug 201-1-2OOOO
James Bond1 Jan 202 Jun 201-1-3OEEE
1-1-4EEEE
1-1-5RRRE
Where E = Empty, O = Occupied, R = Under repair

I would like a HEADLINES worksheet that gives the general accommodation status, pulling and calculating data from the ACCOM worksheet as follows: (Have reviewed the headers as follows - ideally needs to be only these four - and not static dates as above).

=Today()=Today()+7=Today()+30=Today()+60
Occupied Roomscount the columns that are indicated "O" under todays datecount the columns that are indicated "O" under todays date + 7 dayscount the columns that are indicated "O" under todays date + 30 dayscount the columns that are indicated "O" under todays date + 60 days
Empty Roomscount the columns that are indicated "E" under todays datecount the columns that are indicated "E" under todays date + 7 dayscount the columns that are indicated "E" under todays date + 30 dayscount the columns that are indicated "E" under todays date + 60 days
Rooms Under repaircount the columns that are indicated "R" under todays datecount the columns that are indicated "R" under todays date + 7 dayscount the columns that are indicated "R" under todays date + 30 dayscount the columns that are indicated "R" under todays date + 60 days

I hope this explains what I am trying to do.

Many many thanks again for helping - it is really much appreciated.

Matt
 
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okay.. so here is the formula which could bring the required details.


Rich (BB code):
formula to get details for "Today"
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=COUNTIFS(INDEX(ACCOM!$2:$1048575,,MATCH(TODAY(),ACCOM!$2:$2)),"O")

ACCOM!$2:$1048575    --- >  this is the full range for your data in "Accom" sheet where "$2" is the  row which contains "Date" and $1048575  is nothing but last row.


TODAY() - - today date

ACCOM!$2:$2  --- > again row which contains the Date


,"O" ---> Criteria which represent Occupied

---------------------------------------------------------------

Do TODAY() + 7 , TODAY() +30 and TODAY() +60 for all other 3 columns, rest formula would be same.


revert back in case of any doubt.
 
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Hi Mukeshy12390

Absolutely awesome - thank you so much.

Another Q if I may.

I want to duplicate in cell E3 (under Status) whatever the accommodation state is for today: e.g.


TueWedThu
NameEntry DateLeaving DateAccom NumberStatus2 Jun 203 Jun 204 Jun 20
Joe Smith2 Jun 2020 Jun 201-1-1duplicate whatever is in this row under today() --->OOO
Bob Colgees30 May 2020 Aug 201-1-2 "OOO
James Bond1 Jan 202 Jun 201-1-3 "EEE
1-1-4 "EEE
1-1-5 "RRE

If that makes sense...??

VMT

Matt
 
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I'm glad it worked out.

I want to duplicate in cell E3 (under Status) whatever the accommodation state is for today: e.g.

I didn't understand , could give another example.
 
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Hi MUKESHY12390

Hopefully this explains better.

Under each date and against each accommodation is a status - Where E = Empty, O = Occupied, R = Under repair etc.

I want a static column that will copy the status for today - to make it easier for the user to see that status for that accommodation without scrolling across to find today within the dates.

Accomm NumberStatus Today*20 Jun 2021 Jun 2022 Jun 2023 Jun 2024 Jun 2025 Jun 2026 Jun 2027 jun 20
1-1-1OOOOOOOOO
1-1-2EEEEEEOOO
1-1-3RRRRREEEO
*copied from the corresponding cell on this row under todays date. Therefore tomorrow (24 Jun 20) it will show:

Accomm NumberStatus Today20 Jun 2021 Jun 2022 Jun 2023 Jun 2024 Jun 2025 Jun 2026 jun 2027 Jun 20
1-1-1OOOOOOOOO
1-1-2EEEEEEOOO
1-1-3ERRRREEEO

Does that explain better?

Matt
 
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got it, there are several ways you can do it.

this is one of the.

=HLOOKUP(TODAY(),$2:$1048576,ROWS($E$2:E2)+1,0)

$2:$1048576 ---> Entire data range including Date header

ROWS($E$2:E2)+1 ---> $E$2 would be Any Date cell

0 = for exact match.
 
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One last one (well two) - I promise.

Have added the list of residents to the worksheet which includes a column that states the date of birth of the resident in the format dd-mmm-yy. From this I would like to do two things:

One: I want to highlight (by simple colour) the surname of any of the residents that have a birthday in the next 30 days. (Surname is Col B, Date of birth is Col F)
Two: I would like a cell that calculates how many birthdays there will be from within the list of residents in the next 30 days.

Again, very many thanks in advance. You have been a great help.

Matt
 
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