A
Aditya
Hello.
I am trying to calculate minutes from a conference
database record within a given period.
This is what my sheet looks like.
Date Time Country Minutes Country Minutes
20 June 4:45 AM USA 29 USA 110
23 June 3:20 PM USA 12
12 July 12:02 AM CAN 42
14 Aug 4:40 PM AUS 23
16 Aug 2:30 PM USA 69
Right now i am using SUMPRODUCT as below:
=SUMPRODUCT(('E:\CONFERENCE\CONFERENCE\[A B RAMI.xls]
Sheet1'!$C$5:$C$200=$E$2)*('E:\CONFERENCE\CONFERENCE\[A B
RAMI.xls]Sheet1'!$D$5:$D$200))
This gives me total minutes to USA and works fine.
I want to have another two cells "starting Date"
and "Ending Date". Meaning i want to calculate minutes to
USA from 20 July to 25 July ie : 41 Minutes.
Like i have kept E2 for entering a country i can keep E3
and E4 for entering dates, and i should get the minutes in
the above cell. If no date is entered it should show me
Total minutes without any date range. Is this possible?
Thanks.
I am trying to calculate minutes from a conference
database record within a given period.
This is what my sheet looks like.
Date Time Country Minutes Country Minutes
20 June 4:45 AM USA 29 USA 110
23 June 3:20 PM USA 12
12 July 12:02 AM CAN 42
14 Aug 4:40 PM AUS 23
16 Aug 2:30 PM USA 69
Right now i am using SUMPRODUCT as below:
=SUMPRODUCT(('E:\CONFERENCE\CONFERENCE\[A B RAMI.xls]
Sheet1'!$C$5:$C$200=$E$2)*('E:\CONFERENCE\CONFERENCE\[A B
RAMI.xls]Sheet1'!$D$5:$D$200))
This gives me total minutes to USA and works fine.
I want to have another two cells "starting Date"
and "Ending Date". Meaning i want to calculate minutes to
USA from 20 July to 25 July ie : 41 Minutes.
Like i have kept E2 for entering a country i can keep E3
and E4 for entering dates, and i should get the minutes in
the above cell. If no date is entered it should show me
Total minutes without any date range. Is this possible?
Thanks.