I have gotten stuck at the operation every time I try to construct this spreadsheet.
So, I need help.
I have two tables. On is a reference for times and the other is a growing table of dates.
Both tables have the same columns (Parts).
The first table has Workstations in rows and Parts in columns. The cells contain times needed for each Workstation to build a certain Part.
The second table has Projects in rows and Parts in columns. The cells contain dates needed for each Project that requires certain Parts.
I would like to SUM the hours associated for a Workstation for all Projects between two dates.
What I have so far does not work:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!E35:U49>=Sheet2!F4),--(Sheet1!E35:U49<=Sheet2!F5),--(Sheet1!D4:D28=Sheet2!B8),Sheet1!$E$4:$U$28)
Thanks for any help you can give using Excel 2003.
Jeff C.
So, I need help.
I have two tables. On is a reference for times and the other is a growing table of dates.
Both tables have the same columns (Parts).
The first table has Workstations in rows and Parts in columns. The cells contain times needed for each Workstation to build a certain Part.
The second table has Projects in rows and Parts in columns. The cells contain dates needed for each Project that requires certain Parts.
I would like to SUM the hours associated for a Workstation for all Projects between two dates.
What I have so far does not work:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!E35:U49>=Sheet2!F4),--(Sheet1!E35:U49<=Sheet2!F5),--(Sheet1!D4:D28=Sheet2!B8),Sheet1!$E$4:$U$28)
Thanks for any help you can give using Excel 2003.
Jeff C.