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sheet 1 is my data as given below
A B C
D
AMOUNT DATE CUSTOMER NAME
COLLECTION BOY
200 1/1/06 ANIL
SUNIL
200 1/1/06 AMIT
SHANKAR
200 2/1/06 PRADEEP
SUNIL
200 2/1/06 JON
SHANKAR
200 3/1/06 RAJ
SUNIL
200 3/1/06 AMIT
SHANKAR
200 1/1/06 ANIL
SUNIL
200 1/1/06 AMIT
SHANKAR
200 2/1/06 PRADEEP
SUNIL
200 2/1/06 JON
SHANKAR

etc.....



result must be like this .i have a sheet 2 name sunil
A B
C
DATE AMOUNT NOS
OF CUSTOMER
1/1/06 400
2
2/1/06 400
2
3/1/06 200
1

SAME RESULT IN SHEET 3 NAME SHANKAR
A B
C
DATE AMOUNT NOS
OF CUSTOMER
1/1/06 400
2
2/1/06 400
2
3/1/06 200
1


when i feed the date in column a in sheet2(sunil) and in sheet3(shankar) the
amount and nos of customer on that date must be displayed.
i had used sumproduct but it does't work.
pls help me.
 
Enter the "Collection Boy" name in D1 of Sheet2 and Sheet3.

On Sheet2 and Sheet3, enter this in B2, the "Amount" column:

=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!B$2:B$11=A2)*(Sheet1!D$2:D$11=D$1)*Sheet1!A$2:A$11)

NOW ... when you say that in the second sheet, you're looking for the number
of customers, it seems that's *not* what you want.
You have *only 1 customer* for Sunil (Anil), but your example shows 2.
That's the number of *transactions*, not unique customers.

Following your example, this will give the number of transactions that
occurred in the "Number of Customers" column:

On Sheet2 and Sheet3, enter this in C2, the "Number of Customers" column:

=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!B$2:B$11=A2)*(Sheet1!D$2:D$11=D$1))

Select *both* B2 and C2, and copy down as needed.
 
Ragdyer said:
Enter the "Collection Boy" name in D1 of Sheet2 and Sheet3.

On Sheet2 and Sheet3, enter this in B2, the "Amount" column:

=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!B$2:B$11=A2)*(Sheet1!D$2:D$11=D$1)*Sheet1!A$2:A$11)

NOW ... when you say that in the second sheet, you're looking for the number
of customers, it seems that's *not* what you want.
You have *only 1 customer* for Sunil (Anil), but your example shows 2.
That's the number of *transactions*, not unique customers.

Following your example, this will give the number of transactions that
occurred in the "Number of Customers" column:

On Sheet2 and Sheet3, enter this in C2, the "Number of Customers" column:

=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!B$2:B$11=A2)*(Sheet1!D$2:D$11=D$1))

Select *both* B2 and C2, and copy down as needed.
sheet 1 is my data as given below
A B C
[quoted text clipped - 52 lines]
i had used sumproduct but it does't work.
pls help me.



thks--------------Ragdyer
 
Appreciate the feed-back.
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Regards,

RD
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Ragdyer said:
Enter the "Collection Boy" name in D1 of Sheet2 and Sheet3.

On Sheet2 and Sheet3, enter this in B2, the "Amount" column:

=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!B$2:B$11=A2)*(Sheet1!D$2:D$11=D$1)*Sheet1!A$2:A$11)

NOW ... when you say that in the second sheet, you're looking for the number
of customers, it seems that's *not* what you want.
You have *only 1 customer* for Sunil (Anil), but your example shows 2.
That's the number of *transactions*, not unique customers.

Following your example, this will give the number of transactions that
occurred in the "Number of Customers" column:

On Sheet2 and Sheet3, enter this in C2, the "Number of Customers" column:

=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!B$2:B$11=A2)*(Sheet1!D$2:D$11=D$1))

Select *both* B2 and C2, and copy down as needed.
sheet 1 is my data as given below
A B
C
[quoted text clipped - 52 lines]
i had used sumproduct but it does't work.
pls help me.



thks--------------Ragdyer
 
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