sumproduct syntax problem

[pingtiao]

Hello there everyone- first post!

I have a problem that I have spent a few hours on and am hoping some clever soul can help me with.

I have a large spreadsheet like this

Nephrology Printed resent 26.05.09 chased
Nephrology 28.04.09 resent 26.05.09 Yes
Nephrology 28.04.09 resent 26.05.09 Yes
Nephrology 28.04.09 resent 26.05.09 Yes
Nephrology 28.04.09 resent 26.05.09 Yes
Nephrology 28.04.09 resent 26.05.09 Yes

There are plenty of other columns, but these are key. The first column is the service type, of which there are 40.
I want to have another worksheet that totals all the entries in the third column that don't say 'yes', for each service. So, in this case the first line of my new workbook would say:
Nephrology 1


Can anyone help?

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[rwgrietveld]

This can be solved with a SUMPRODUCT function

=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1=$A$1:$A$13),--($E$1:$E$13<>"Yes"))

You have to put it in the other sheet yourselve.

[pingtiao]

Apologies- I'll change now


--- This is solved.

thank you very much rwgrietveld!

[NBVC]

Apologies- I'll change now


--- This is solved.

thank you very much rwgrietveld!

Still see no change in title.