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philb99

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Just need some help with an additional ask.

I have the following formulae, which provides aged analysis on all of my data. There are further ages (this is a sample)

SUM(COUNTIFS(DataWIP!$H:$H,{"A- High","B - Associate - Hi"},DataWIP!$AL:$AL,"WIP",DataWIP!AN:AN,"<="&0))
SUM(COUNTIFS(DataWIP!$H:$H,{"A - High","B - Associate - Hi"},DataWIP!$AL:$AL,"WIP",DataWIP!AN:AN,">"&0,DataWIP!AN:AN,"<="&60))
SUM(COUNTIFS(DataWIP!$H:$H,{"A - High","B - Associate - Hi"},DataWIP!$AL:$AL,"WIP",DataWIP!AN:AN,">="&61,DataWIP!AN:AN,"<="&110))

There are 5 different Regions recorded under column P in my data

I would like to provide the aged analysis for 1 Region only

Thanks
 

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I philb99,

Will it be possible to share some dummy data for DataWIP tab also.
 
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DataWIP as you know is the name of the tab

Col H Looking for A- High","B - Associate - Hi
Col AL Looks for WIP
Col AN Looks for the aged analysis IE 1-60 Days, 61-110 and so on
Column P - Regions are North South West and North - I want to look for North only
 
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Hi philb99,

I have tried to create the logic in the single sheet, see if this works, i have used FREQUENCY function here, so you will need to select 1 more than the bucket as in this case I had selected C2:C5 and then Press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER

Let me know if it works.

Data in DataWIP tab:


Book1
HPALAN
1TextRegionStatusAged
2A - High","B - Associate - HiNorthWIP111
3A - High","B - Associate - HiNorthWIP107
4A - High","B - Associate - HiNorthWIP36
5A - High","B - Associate - HiNorthWIP56
6A - High","B - Associate - HiNorthSomething else97
7A - High","B - Associate - HiNorthSomething else45
8A - High","B - Associate - HiNorthSomething else116
9A - High","B - Associate - HiNorthWIP102
10A - High","B - Associate - HiSomething elseWIP33
11A - High","B - Associate - HiSomething elseWIP54
12A - High","B - Associate - HiSomething elseWIP54
13A - High","B - Associate - HiNorthWIP0
14Something elseNorthWIP56
15Something elseNorthWIP14
16Something elseNorthWIP46
17Something elseNorthSomething else72
18Something elseNorthSomething else50
19Something elseNorthSomething else105
DataWIP


Data and Formula in Main Tab:


Book1
ABC
1AgeDaysCount
2Aged 001
3Aged 60602
4Aged 1101102
5Aged>1101
Main
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C2:C5{=FREQUENCY(IFERROR(IF(DataWIP!$H$2:$H$19="A - High"",""B - Associate - Hi",TRUE,1/0)*IF(DataWIP!$P$2:$P$19="North",TRUE,1/0)*IF(DataWIP!$AL$2:$AL$19="WIP",TRUE,1/0)*(DataWIP!$AN$2:$AN$19),""),$B$2:$B$5)}
Press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to enter array formulas.
 
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Thanks for your support - but i hope you can help me understand.

In my raw data Column H has descriptions and I am looking for the ones highlighted.

My own results tables is set out as per your Col A above Col B has the relevant formulae I highlighted in the first post and counts all Regions and Col C will be your formulae where I am looking for just NORTH Region.

I am not getting any results from your formulae even if I change the raw data. Can you let me know why would you enter $B$2:$B$5 at the end
 
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Hi,

So FREQUENCY function finds the values from the Data and puts in the specified buckets, so $B$2:$B$5 from the data I have given above provides the buckets, which for you were 0, 1 to 60, 61 to 110. The extra cell ($B$5) gives any value greater that 110 value.

I changed the value used in Column H with this ("A - High" & "B - Associate - Hi"), sorry I just copied the whole thing :).



DataWIP Tab now:


Book1
HPALAN
1TextRegionStatusAged
2A - HighNorthWIP111
3A - HighNorthWIP107
4A - HighNorthWIP36
5B - Associate - HiNorthWIP56
6B - Associate - HiNorthSomething else97
7B - Associate - HiNorthSomething else45
8A - HighNorthSomething else116
9B - Associate - HiNorthWIP102
10B - Associate - HiSomething elseWIP33
11A - HighSomething elseWIP54
12A - HighSomething elseWIP54
13A - HighNorthWIP0
14Something elseNorthWIP56
15Something elseNorthWIP14
16Something elseNorthWIP46
17B - Associate - HiNorthWIP72
18Something elseNorthSomething else50
19Something elseNorthSomething else105
DataWIP


For your Sheet: If you want you can move the bucket values Column A and B from below to somewhere else and refer Column C formula's last argument ($B2:$B5) to refer to wherever you keeping the bucket list.


Book1
ABC
1AgeDaysCount
2Aged 001
3Aged 60602
4Aged 1101103
5Aged>1101
Main (2)
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C2:C5{=FREQUENCY(IFERROR(IF(DataWIP!$H$2:$H$19={"A - High","B - Associate - Hi"},TRUE,1/0)*IF(DataWIP!$P$2:$P$19="North",TRUE,1/0)*IF(DataWIP!$AL$2:$AL$19="WIP",TRUE,1/0)*(DataWIP!$AN$2:$AN$19),""),$B$2:$B$5)}
Press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to enter array formulas.
 
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Thanks for your help but all I am getting is 1's all the way down - hoping you can help me
 
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Hi,

While entering the formula from the example from #6 , make sure that you have columns C2:C5 selected, then enter the formula and press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER. If you select only C2 and enter the formula and copy it down it will only show you 1 which is count of "Aged 0"
 
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Also, you can use below it does the same thing but is a little smaller:

{=FREQUENCY(IF((DataWIP!$P$2:$P$19="North")*(DataWIP!$AL$2:$AL$19="WIP")*((DataWIP!$H$2:$H$19="A - High")+(DataWIP!$H$2:$H$19="B - Associate - Hi")),DataWIP!$AN$2:$AN$19),$B$2:$B$5)}
 
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