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Ryan Janis
I have a workbook that has two spreadsheets in it.
Spreadsheet_1 and Spreadsheet_2. Spreadsheet_1 has
entries added to it daily. Spreadsheet_2 has a running
count of how many entries are in Spreadsheet_1. The
formula to get the total entries in Spreadsheet_1 to show
up on Spreadsheet_2 goes like this:
=COUNT ('Spreadsheet_1'!A:A)
That formula works well. Column A in Spreadsheet_1 is a
column of dates. How can I get a total of just a certain
date to show up on Spreadsheet_2? Like let say I want to
know the number of entries on 01/05/2004. What would that
formula look like? I've tried a number of things and
cannot figure it out. The other challenge is I would like
to know the count of a certain day, regardless of the
year. So if I want to know the number of entries on
01/05, in 1990-2004, how can I do that?
Spreadsheet_1 and Spreadsheet_2. Spreadsheet_1 has
entries added to it daily. Spreadsheet_2 has a running
count of how many entries are in Spreadsheet_1. The
formula to get the total entries in Spreadsheet_1 to show
up on Spreadsheet_2 goes like this:
=COUNT ('Spreadsheet_1'!A:A)
That formula works well. Column A in Spreadsheet_1 is a
column of dates. How can I get a total of just a certain
date to show up on Spreadsheet_2? Like let say I want to
know the number of entries on 01/05/2004. What would that
formula look like? I've tried a number of things and
cannot figure it out. The other challenge is I would like
to know the count of a certain day, regardless of the
year. So if I want to know the number of entries on
01/05, in 1990-2004, how can I do that?