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Hi all
I have a list of codes and dates that I am trying to count depending on the group number. Within each group is a date. Each time the first group number appears I want a (.) to signify that its the first one in the group, the following lines should add up the amount of days between the previous date within the group. I hope I explained that well enough to understand. I am including an example so that you have an idea of what I am trying to accomplish. Thanks in advance for any and all assistance. |
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=IF(COUNTIFS($B$2:B2,B2)=1,".",A2-A1) should do the trick
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As the OP seems to be using 2016, COUNTIFS is not available.
However Purfleet's formula will work with COUNTIF instead |
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Countifs has been around for years? Its showing on my work PC (2016) and my old excel 2007 box
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Thanks Purfleet, that worked perfectly!!!
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Microsoft then has it wrong COUNTIFS function - Office Support
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