Formulas for Dashboard to calculate "ALL"

Freeman2022

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I'm using excel 365

I’m in the process of making a dashboard..

I would like to calculate the total cases by Year and by Customer Name

I will use combo boxes for both, or maybe radio buttons for the year.

I’m having trouble with the formulas because of the “ALL” Years and “ALL” Customers.

Any suggestions???
 

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Hi, you could try something like this.

Book1
ABCDEF
1YearCustomerCasesYear drop down >All Years
22022ADFSFScustomer drop down >All Customers
32019BDFDFormula >5
42022DD
52022ED
62012ASA
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F3F3=COUNTIFS(A:A,IF(F1="All Years",">0",F1),B:B,IF(F2="All Customers","*",F2))
 
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Hi, you could try something like this.

Book1
ABCDEF
1YearCustomerCasesYear drop down >All Years
22022ADFSFScustomer drop down >All Customers
32019BDFDFormula >5
42022DD
52022ED
62012ASA
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F3F3=COUNTIFS(A:A,IF(F1="All Years",">0",F1),B:B,IF(F2="All Customers","*",F2))
THANK YOU!!!!! That works!!!!!
 
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Hi, you could try something like this.

Book1
ABCDEF
1YearCustomerCasesYear drop down >All Years
22022ADFSFScustomer drop down >All Customers
32019BDFDFormula >5
42022DD
52022ED
62012ASA
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F3F3=COUNTIFS(A:A,IF(F1="All Years",">0",F1),B:B,IF(F2="All Customers","*",F2))
Ok wait, that works if I select ALL, now how would I incorporate that into if I only selected 2019? or 2020?
 
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now how would I incorporate that into if I only selected 2019? or 2020?

Hi, works as is for me - does it not for you?

Perhaps some sample data that demonstrates the problem will help.

Book1
ABCDEF
1YearCustomerCasesYear drop down >2022
22022ADFSFScustomer drop down >All Customers
32019BDFDFormula >3
42022DD
52022ED
62012ASA
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F3F3=COUNTIFS(A:A,IF(F1="All Years",">0",F1),B:B,IF(F2="All Customers","*",F2))
 
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Hi, works as is for me - does it not for you?

Perhaps some sample data that demonstrates the problem will help.

Book1
ABCDEF
1YearCustomerCasesYear drop down >2022
22022ADFSFScustomer drop down >All Customers
32019BDFDFormula >3
42022DD
52022ED
62012ASA
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F3F3=COUNTIFS(A:A,IF(F1="All Years",">0",F1),B:B,IF(F2="All Customers","*",F2))
Hi thank you for responding, yes your formula works in that format, however, see columns I-M, what formula would I use in columns J and M, I would like to build a chart from those areas which is why I would need that format. See additional attachment
 

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what formula would I use in columns J and M

Perhaps you can give the expected results for a couple of different scenarios of what should be returned in those columns when different items are selected in the drop down?
 
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Perhaps you can give the expected results for a couple of different scenarios of what should be returned in those columns when different items are selected in the drop down?
See column N,
if I select ALL Years then total cases in columns J and M should return
If I select Year 2019 then total cases in columns J and M should return
If I select Year 2021 and Customer D then total cases in columns J and M should return
 

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If i've understood correctly - you could try this in J2 copied down:

Excel Formula:
=IF($E$19="All Years",COUNTIFS(A:A,I2),IF(I2=$E$19,COUNTIFS(A:A,I2),0))

And similar for M2.
 
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