I have two spreadsheets with names and times. One is specific session times and on the second sheet, I want to sum up the total times based on each instance from sheet one.
Sheet 1: Session Time
Name | Time
David 5
Mike 2
Daniel 3
David 2
Daniel 8
Sheet 2: Total Time (The one for which I need a forumula)
Name | Total Time
David 7
Mike 2
Daniel 11
I tried a countif and vlookup but I couldn't get it match more than one instance of the name on sheet 1. I also tried this suggested formual from a suggested post but its not summing a second instance of the user name
=ARRAYFORMULA(SUM(ifna(VLOOKUP(A2, 'Sheet 1'!A3:AA16, 5, false))))
A2 = David (On Sheet 2)
Sheet 1'!A3:AA16 = List of names in columns A and all the way to AA is a series of columns with numerical values
5 = the column number from with I want to return the sum for every instance of David (2 in this example with a total of 7)
False = its not sorted
Any help is mucho appriciado!
You can use this formula in your Sheet2!B1:
={"Total Time";arrayformula(if(A2:A<>"",sumif(Sheet1!A1:A,A2:A,Sheet1!B1:B),""))}
Or simply use =arrayformula(if(A2:A<>"",sumif(Sheet1!A1:A,A2:A,Sheet1!B1:B),"")) in Sheet2!B2
Get the sum of the range based on a specific criteria using SUMIF()
Basically, get the sum of Sheet1!B1:B if Sheet1!A1:A matches the current cell being checked in arrayformula A2:A
Output:
This can be accomplished with a simple QUERY, e.g.,
=QUERY('Session Time'!A:B, "Select A, SUM(B) WHERE A Is Not Null GROUP BY A LABEL SUM(B) 'Total Time'")
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If you could help me finding a formula that would solve my problem that I've been searching for a solution a few days now
So in my "feuil 1" I have what I'm searching for according to multiple values
-the aircraft number
-data 1
-cell number
-exit date (the value that I'm looking for)
And in another sheet "LH Synthèse" (the database) I have the aircraft number and data 1 in the same row and the cell number that will give me the exit date according to a specific aircraft and data 1 is the column value
What I want to do with this spreadsheet is to have a formula that is going to give me the exit date (present in the sheet "LH Synthèse") according to the values that are in the column A, B, C in the sheet "feuil 1"
The link of the spreadsheet in case my description isn't clear enough
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1W4jVDT4wiui5h7i9Sx9rptyLnExhQvn9ICEDTFyat0E/edit?usp=drivesdk
Thanks for your help in advance
What I tried:
Index and match function
Filter function
Vlookup
use:
=INDEX(IFNA(VLOOKUP(A2&B2&C2; SPLIT(FLATTEN('LH Synthèse '!A3:A100&'LH Synthèse '!B3:B100&'LH Synthèse '!C2:K2&"×"&'LH Synthèse '!C3:K100); "×"); 2; 0)))
I am trying to find a way to see which employees are not working between 2 dates.
Should I use vlookup, index & match, filter, query, or something else?
Sheet 1 contains employee details & start/end dates.
Sheet 2 accepts user input to select 2 dates, and it will automatically display a list of available employees who are not working.
Sheet 1 - Database/Log of all employees and days worked.
#
A
B
C
D
1
ID
Name
Start Date
End Date
2
12345
John
01/01/2021
01/08/2021
3
54321
Sarah
01/24/2021
01/29/2021
4
00731
James
02/05/2021
02/15/2021
5
00731
John
02/10/2021
02/30/2021
Sheet 2 (Row 1-2)- Manually enter in two dates.
#
A
B
1
Start Date (Manual input)
End Date (Manual input)
2
01/01/2021
01/30/2021
Sheet 2 (Row 3+)- List of all employees that are not working between the two dates entered in Sheet 2!A2:B2 (Expected Results)
#
A
B
3
ID
Name
4
00731
James
try:
=INDEX(SUBSTITUTE(UNIQUE(QUERY(""&SPLIT(FLATTEN(IF(SEQUENCE(1, MAX(D2:D-C2:C))<=D2:D-C2:C,
"♥"&A2:A&"♦"&B2:B&"♦"&C2:C+SEQUENCE(1, MAX(D2:D-C2:C), 0), )), "♦"),
"select Col1,Col2 where not Col3 matches '"&JOIN("|", "^$",
IF(SEQUENCE(1, G2-F2)<=G2-F2, F2+SEQUENCE(1, G2-F2, 0), ))&"'", 0)), "♥", ))
demo sheet
Assuming the name of your first sheet with the full data is actually Sheet1, place the following in Sheet2 cell A4:
=FILTER(Sheet1!A2:B,Sheet1!A2:A<>"",(Sheet1!C2:C>G2)+(Sheet1!D2:D<F2))
The combined either/or condition (Sheet1!C2:C>G2)+(Sheet1!D2:D<F2) in the FILTER means "either the start date is after the range date given, or the end date is before the range date given."
The other condition of Sheet1!A2:A<>"" just rules out blank rows in the original data set. It's not strictly necessary as far as the visual results are concerned; but it keeps null rows from being added to those results, which would allow you to enter data below the results in Col A and B of Sheet2 if you wanted, or to have fewer rows in Sheet2 than in Sheet1 without the formula adding more rows to accommodate null returns.
Your posted sample data is unclear. You have two different names for the same ID (i.e., 00731). And you have an "End Date" in D5 of February 30, 2021—which is not a valid date. In any case, it's unclear whether the same person/ID may turn up twice in the original data set. My formula above assumes you will not.
If your original data list may, in fact, contain duplicates, things get a bit trickier. In that case, use the following formula instead, in Sheet2 cell A4:
=UNIQUE(FILTER(A2:B,ISERROR(VLOOKUP(A2:A,FILTER(A2:A,((C2:C>=F2)*(C2:C<=G2))+((D2:D>=F2)*(D2:D<=G2))),1,FALSE))))
Here, the inner FILTER first forms a list of all people who are working during that range, and then the outer FILTER filters in a UNIQUE set of the people who are not on that inner list (i.e., trying to VLOOKUP them returns IS(an)ERROR).
I have 2 sheets, Sheet 1 and Sheet 2.
In Sheet 1 is a list of Vacancies in one cell and next to it is the Name of the person who has those Vacancies.
In Sheet 2 I am trying to find the TOTAL amount of Vacancies that each person listed has using a Formula
=COUNTIF(Sheet1!B:B,A2)
The only problem is that it needs to count in Sheet 1 how many vacancies a specific person has.
eg: it shows John has 3 vacancies when he should have 11.
Added a SUMIF attempt
The issue is that you should use SUMIF() instead of COUNTIF() as per the comments above, though since you are not using Excel but Google Spreadsheets, this opens up other options (note, the two look alike but are actually very different).
You could try utilize QUERY():
Formula in D1:
=QUERY(A1:B,"Select B, Sum(A) where A is not null group by B label Sum(A) 'Total Vacancies'")
I am using Google Sheets with the spreadsheet shown below.
I want to Sum the 'Amount' column
IF the Key in column J == the key in column B
AND The Assigned person == the actual person.
So, where the key is 2, we'd have a subset of 7 items. From that the assigned person is Sally and four entries match, our total would therefore be the sum of those matching values which are 20, 10, 2, 4 giving a sum of 36.
In K3, we can correctly see the sum of 36.
The formulae I used in that cell is:
=SUMIFS(H:H,B:B,J3,G:G,D:D)
The cell below has the formulae:
=SUMIFS(H:H,B:B,J4,G:G,D:D)
So, that should, I believe sum the values 3,8 and 4 since the key (3) in column J matches three items in column B. In each case Mike is the assigned and actual person, which means we should be summing 3, 8 and 4. However, the value as you can see is 0.
Any ideas what I'm doing wrong, please?
You can also do this with a single formula in Google Sheets;
=query(B2:H," select B,sum(H) where D=G and B is not null group by B label sum(H) ''")
Use SUMPRODUCT:
=SUMPRODUCT((B$2:B$13=J2)*(D$2:D$13=G$2:G$13)*H$2:H$13)
sample attendance (google) sheet
I want count the number of total lates per student name on this sample sheet, e.g, how many lates Mary Love has (actual sheet has over 30,000 rows, 10 columns). If possible, this count needs to change as students have additional lates. I'd really appreciate any help someone might be able to provide. I thank you very much in advance.
In addition to previous post, a QUERY() function also seems a good option as it can output a 2D-array, containing the names and the counts in one formula (no need to drag down). As an example, try:
=query(A:G, "select A, count(B) where B ='Late' group by A ", 1)
If you want to limit the result tho those who had more then 3 late's, you can do:
=query(query(A:G, "select A, count(B) where B ='Late' group by A ", 1), "where Col2 > 3")
Also further filtering with date can be done very easily. However I think that may require some 'cleaning up' of the current data: I noticed a lot of different date formats in col D... :-)
For counting each of several students and to allow greater versatility I suggest a pivot table with Student Name for Rows, Late for Values with Summarise by: COUNTA and Late for Filter with Show: Late.
You can use the COUNTIFS function to get what you are looking for. This formula will count all matches for multiple criteria ranges and criteria (e.g. student name & late).
This is the syntax for the formula:
COUNTIFS(criteria_range1, criteria1, [criteria_range2, criteria2]…)
If you put Mary Love in cell I2, you could then put this in J2.
=countifs(B:B,"=late", A:A,I2)
Then as more rows are added it will automatically update the "lates". I would also suggest using named ranges, then you could replace B:B and A:A with the named range.
I would suggest using the =query function as documented below. If that doesn't meet your needs you could modify the above:
=if (countifs(B:B,"=Late", A:A,I2, D:D, ">="&N2) >= 3, "True", "False")
This will put "True" in the column if there are 3 or more lates, false if not. This will require you put the date you want to check against in column N2. Change N2 above if you want to use a different column.