Count data entries and date problem

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Hi

As part of a loan management process I need to calculate
the value of loans outstanding with a specific bank, the
number of loans for that bank and the earliest repayment
date.

Sample data:

Bank Loan Repayment Date
Bank A 1000 01/10/2004
Bank A
Bank A 2000 05/10/2004
Bank A
Bank A
Bank A
Bank A
Bank A
Bank B 1200 01/09/2004
Bank B
Bank B 1000 11/09/2004
Bank B
Bank B 500 15/10/2004
Bank B
Bank B
Bank C 1000 20/10/2004
Bank C
Bank C
Bank C
Bank D 12000 19/10/2004
Bank D
Bank D


Bank Total Loans Count of loans Earliest Repayment
Date
Bank A 3000
Bank B 2700
Bank C 1000
Bank D 12000


I can find the value but am struggling with the count and
earliest repayment (by bank). Can anyone help?
 
Value of Loan use function sumif(...
For Number of Loans use Countif(...
and earliest repayment date use
=min(if(A1:A100="Bank A"),(c1:C100)) and array enter it (press
ctrl+shift+enter)
where col A hods the bank name and col c holds the earliest repayment date
 
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A100="Bank A"),--(B2:B100<>""))

will count Bank A where loan is not blank, you can rewrite it to

=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A100="Bank A"),--(ISNUMBER(B2:B100)))


if there can be text in loan column that shouldn't be counted


for repayment date for Bank A


=MIN(IF((A2:A100="Bank A")*(B2:B100<>""),C2:C100))

entered with ctrl + shift & enter



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Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

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One way ..

Assume the sample data is in Sheet1, cols A to C
data from row2 down
(Col A = Bank, col B = Loan, col C = Repay Date)

In Sheet2
------------
Col headers in A1:D1 are: Bank, Total Loan, # of Loans, Earliest Repay Date
In A2: A5 are listed: Bank A, Bank B, Bank C and Bank D

Put in:

B2: =SUMIF(Sheet1!A:A,A2,Sheet1!B:B)

C2: =SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$A$2:$B$25=A2)*(Sheet1!$B$2:$B$25<>""))

D2:
=MIN(IF((Sheet1!$A$2:$A$25=A2)*(Sheet1!$C$2:$C$25<>""),Sheet1!$C$2:$C$25))
Array-enter formula in D2 with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER
Format D2 as date

Select B2:D2, copy down to D5

Adjust the ranges ($A$2:$A$25, $B$2:$B$25, etc) to suit
 
hi,
when you require the earliest repayment date order, select the 3 columns
from the third (staring from the second row downwards) to the first.Click the
sort option A to Z, or Z to A.This automatically sorts the third column in
cronological order.Try this & thank you.
K.S.Warrier.
 

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