I am trying to utilise a formula with multiple criteria and a date range.
On the attached table I have 3 tabs.
Tab 1: “Priority”
This is where I’m creating two charts, tracking open and closed items in any given month (with a cumulative line).
Below the charts is the input table. I need to create the formula for this table.
Tab 2: “production”
This is where the raw data is dumped from the incident database. This cannot have anything modified on it, it is a pure data dump area.
Tab 3: “rawdata”
This is the tab I’ve used for data manipulation of information in the production tab. The tabs that pull this information I have deleted.
My dilemma is twofold.
Dilemma 1:
Working out how many issues were opened in a given month. All I need to do is select those that are defects within a time period.
Criteria I need to use:
- Criteria of (production!D:D="Defect")
- Dependent on which column in the output table they are in, they will be one of the following:
- (production!E:E="Urgent");
- (production!E:E="High");
- (production!E:E="Normal"); or
- (production!E:E="Low").
- The dates are pulled from production!K:K, and will be dependent on the month
I've worked out I can use the reformatted date column rawdata!C:C to get this date.
Dilemma 2:
Working out how many issues were closed in a given month. This is where it gets trickier as I have to use:
- All closed items, this is pulled from production!B:B and uses "Closed", "Rejected" and "Resolved"
- They must have the criteria of (production!D:D="Defect")
- Dependent on which column in the output table they are in, they will be one of the following:
- (production!E:E="Urgent");
- (production!E:E="High");
- (production!E:E="Normal"); or
- (production!E:E="Low").
- The dates are pulled from production!Q:Q
I’m unsure what will work best for adding criteria 4 into the formula, I’ve utilised SUMPRODUCT previously to meet criteria 1-3 (above), but totally stumped as how I add in the date range.
If I need to I can use the “rawdata” tab to manipulate/format info from “production”
Modified & cut down version of the table attached.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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