I am trying to determine the correct formula based on whether or not an individual is full-time or part-time and termination month.
The attached workbook provides the details and expected results. I'm just not sure how to formulate it.
Thanks for taking a look,
John
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John
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Re: Formula Assistance
In D15:
=SUMPRODUCT(($B9:$B12="Full-Time")*(D9:D12>0))+SUMPRODUCT(($B9:$B12="FullPart-Time")*(D9:D12>0))/2
Fill right to J15.
=SUMPRODUCT(($B9:$B12="Full-Time")*(D9:D12>0))+SUMPRODUCT(($B9:$B12="
Fill right to J15.
Last edited by HansV on 01 Jul 2010, 19:29, edited 1 time in total.
Reason: to correct mistake (fortunately John caught it)
Reason: to correct mistake (fortunately John caught it)
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Hans
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Re: Formula Assistance
Hans,
Just a minor correction:
=SUMPRODUCT(($B9:$B12="Full-Time")*(D9:D12>0))+SUMPRODUCT(($B9:$B12="Part-Time")*(D9:D12>0))/2
Thanks,
John
Just a minor correction:
=SUMPRODUCT(($B9:$B12="Full-Time")*(D9:D12>0))+SUMPRODUCT(($B9:$B12="Part-Time")*(D9:D12>0))/2
Thanks,
John
Regards,
John
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Re: Formula Assistance
Thanks HansV and jstevens....that is exactly what I was looking for!