Date identification formula

Hello,

this would be a lot easier if the data types used in the spreadsheet were the same. On the Formula worksheet, you are using real dates in row 1, but on the Raw Data sheet the "dates" are really text. To convert them to dates, insert an empty row before row 1, then enter this formula into cell D1

=DATE(RIGHT(D2,4),SUBSTITUTE(LEFT(D2,2),"/",""),SUBSTITUTE(MID(D2,FIND("/",D2)+1,2),"/",""))

Copy the formula across, copy the results and paste as values into row 2. Now delete row 1 and format the dates with your preferred date format.

Now onto the formula worksheet. The MS# is a number, but the corresponding values in the Raw Data sheet are stored as text. This does not have to be converted, though, since a Sumproduct formula can cater for it. In cell D2 use this formula

=SUMPRODUCT(('Raw Data'!$A$3:$A$130=TEXT('Formula worksheet'!$B2,"0"))*(MONTH('Raw Data'!$D$1:$AZ$1)=MONTH('Formula worksheet'!D$1))*(YEAR('Raw Data'!$D$1:$AZ$1)=YEAR('Formula worksheet'!D$1))*'Raw Data'!$D$3:$AZ$130)

Copy across and down. You may want to format zero values not to show, using a custom format.

See attached.

cheers, teylyn
27835685-Test-File.xlsx

Teylyn,

This looks correct.  I just got in tonight and am going to call it a night.  I have some additional requirements if its not to much of a trouble.  I will send it to you 1st thing in the morning.

Thanks again,

Pete

Teylyn,

Could you help me write the formula from the Raw Data tab in the highlighted yellow section.

Thanks,

Pete
27835685-Test-File.xlsx

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Job well done!<br /><br />Pete

Pete, I think you meant to close the question, but you probably selected your own comment by accident.