Hello Everyone,
I am trying to develop a monthly report in Excel 2003 (solution has to work in 2003), I have a sheet named "Purchase"
Columns M is with forecast date (format 01-Mar-12) but when cell background is filled with color (color can be different based of buyer choice) which means order actual date is same as forecast.
Following giving me total forecast orders for each month if I change month. I have a drop down at F4 from 2011 to 2020.
=IF('Purchase'!M2:M6000,SUMPRODUCT((EXACT(YEAR('Purchase'!M2:M6000),F4)*(EXACT(MONTH('Purchase'!M2:M6000),7)*('Purchase'!AC2:AC6000="UT")))),0)
However, I am hard time finding actual orders for those months. I have a
I have a function that I got from Internet that gives me total of none white cells or unfilled cells with color. The problem is how to use following criteria with above to find out actual orders for each month
=SUMPRODUCT(--(ColorIndex(COMMON!M2:M6000)<>2))
Any help in this regards will be greatly appreciated or to improve what I have written above.
NOTE: Again solution has to work in 2003.
I am trying to develop a monthly report in Excel 2003 (solution has to work in 2003), I have a sheet named "Purchase"
Columns M is with forecast date (format 01-Mar-12) but when cell background is filled with color (color can be different based of buyer choice) which means order actual date is same as forecast.
Following giving me total forecast orders for each month if I change month. I have a drop down at F4 from 2011 to 2020.
=IF('Purchase'!M2:M6000,SUMPRODUCT((EXACT(YEAR('Purchase'!M2:M6000),F4)*(EXACT(MONTH('Purchase'!M2:M6000),7)*('Purchase'!AC2:AC6000="UT")))),0)
However, I am hard time finding actual orders for those months. I have a
I have a function that I got from Internet that gives me total of none white cells or unfilled cells with color. The problem is how to use following criteria with above to find out actual orders for each month
=SUMPRODUCT(--(ColorIndex(COMMON!M2:M6000)<>2))
Any help in this regards will be greatly appreciated or to improve what I have written above.
NOTE: Again solution has to work in 2003.