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tlee - 13 Oct 2004 00:19 GMT
I have a set of data with the following layout.

     Assigned Territory Telesales Rep Sales Code
     KANSAS CITY - FR UNASSIGNED
     KANSAS CITY - FR UNASSIGNED A
     KANSAS CITY - FR UNASSIGNED A

I want to be able to search through the assigned territory  column and for
every occurrence of kansas city - fr, count the number of "a" that appear in
the sales code column.

tx in advance.
Dave Peterson - 13 Oct 2004 00:27 GMT
If you just want that one subtotal:

=sumproduct(--(a1:a999="kansas city - fr"),--(c1:c999="A"))

(Sumproduct likes to work with numbers.  The double minuses convert true/falses
to 1/0's.)

If you want a subtotal for each option, you may want to look at a pivottable.

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> tx in advance.

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tlee - 13 Oct 2004 00:45 GMT
works like a charm.

thanks.
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>> tx in advance.
 
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