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Laura
I have a spreadsheet with a number of columns (Product,
Stage, Campaign, Batch, Page, Operation, Operator, Detail
and Category).
The spreadsheet is used to record errors on documents.
For a particular Product, Stage and Campaign, there may be
10 batches, and each is entered into the spreadsheet.
Then for example, on batch 2, there may be 2 different
categories of error, so this would get two entries in the
spreadsheet.
The more entries for a particular batch, the more errors.
If a batch has no errors, I complete the first 5 columns,
then leave the rest blank.
I need a formula (or formulae) to count up how many
batches had errors on them and how many did not for a
particular Type, Product, Stage and Campaign, so that I
can show the % that had no error on and the % that did.
I hope that this makes sense to someone because I really
can't think how to do this.
Stage, Campaign, Batch, Page, Operation, Operator, Detail
and Category).
The spreadsheet is used to record errors on documents.
For a particular Product, Stage and Campaign, there may be
10 batches, and each is entered into the spreadsheet.
Then for example, on batch 2, there may be 2 different
categories of error, so this would get two entries in the
spreadsheet.
The more entries for a particular batch, the more errors.
If a batch has no errors, I complete the first 5 columns,
then leave the rest blank.
I need a formula (or formulae) to count up how many
batches had errors on them and how many did not for a
particular Type, Product, Stage and Campaign, so that I
can show the % that had no error on and the % that did.
I hope that this makes sense to someone because I really
can't think how to do this.