S
Steen
Hi
I would like some help on how to make historical data - progress mesurement
in the following case:
SHEET ONE - TASKLIST
A B C
ID STATUS STATUS CHANGED
------------------------------------------------
1 New 2006-10-28
2 Working 2006-10-29
3 Working 2006-11-01
SHEET TWO - GRAPH DATA
A B C D
Date New Working Closed
2006-10-28 1 0 0
2006-10-29 1 1 0
2006-10-30 1 1 0
2006-11-01 1 2 0
2006-11-02 #NA #NA #NA ToDay = 2006-11-01
I am using a formula like the one below today:
=IF('Graf Data'!$A3<=TODAY();IF(TaskList!$C$5:$C$317<='Graf
Data'!$A3;SUM(IF(IssueLog!$B$5:$B$317='Graf Data'!B$1;1;0);0);0);NA())
This formula almost does the task, but it has a problem when for example New
above is changed to Working (data i automatical set to current date) all old
(historical) data for col B in GrafData is set to 0 - old data is
overwritten. The Working Col. is updated from 2 to 3 as wanted with hist.
data intact.
Any help on this problem would be much appriciated
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:
Steen,
in B2 of your target sheet you can use the following formula and copy
down and across as necessary:
=SUMPRODUCT((TaskList!$B$5:$B$317=B$1)*(TaskList!$C$5:$C$317=$A2))
HTH
Kostis Vezerides
--------------------
Hi
Thanks for your answer. I have tryed to fool a little around with your
suggestion, but it seems to have the same problem as my formula - just a
little smarter
The problem is still that all "old" data is change when changing the status.
It's a bit dificult to explain and I have therefor added a GRAPH DATA of how
I want it to be
STEP TWO (STEP ONE see below)
SHEET ONE - TASKLIST
A B C
ID STATUS STATUS CH Comment
-------------------------------------------------------------
1 Working 2006-11-01 New->Working; 2006-10-28->2006-11-01
2 Working 2006-10-29
3 Working 2006-11-01
SHEET TWO - GRAPH DATA
A B C D
Date New Working Closed Comment
2006-10-28 0 0 0 New: 1->0 Wanted:
Still 1
2006-10-29 0 1 0 New: 1->0 Wanted:
Still 1
2006-10-30 0 1 0 New: 1->0 Wanted:
Still 1
2006-11-01 0 3 0 New: 1->0
Ok;Working: 2->3 OK
2006-11-02 #NA #NA #NA ToDay = 2006-11-01
The problem can be drilled down on how to "overwrite" the formula with the
value of the result from the formula ---- I think
Can you try to help
again?
I would like some help on how to make historical data - progress mesurement
in the following case:
SHEET ONE - TASKLIST
A B C
ID STATUS STATUS CHANGED
------------------------------------------------
1 New 2006-10-28
2 Working 2006-10-29
3 Working 2006-11-01
SHEET TWO - GRAPH DATA
A B C D
Date New Working Closed
2006-10-28 1 0 0
2006-10-29 1 1 0
2006-10-30 1 1 0
2006-11-01 1 2 0
2006-11-02 #NA #NA #NA ToDay = 2006-11-01
I am using a formula like the one below today:
=IF('Graf Data'!$A3<=TODAY();IF(TaskList!$C$5:$C$317<='Graf
Data'!$A3;SUM(IF(IssueLog!$B$5:$B$317='Graf Data'!B$1;1;0);0);0);NA())
This formula almost does the task, but it has a problem when for example New
above is changed to Working (data i automatical set to current date) all old
(historical) data for col B in GrafData is set to 0 - old data is
overwritten. The Working Col. is updated from 2 to 3 as wanted with hist.
data intact.
Any help on this problem would be much appriciated
----------------------
:
Steen,
in B2 of your target sheet you can use the following formula and copy
down and across as necessary:
=SUMPRODUCT((TaskList!$B$5:$B$317=B$1)*(TaskList!$C$5:$C$317=$A2))
HTH
Kostis Vezerides
--------------------
Hi
Thanks for your answer. I have tryed to fool a little around with your
suggestion, but it seems to have the same problem as my formula - just a
little smarter
The problem is still that all "old" data is change when changing the status.
It's a bit dificult to explain and I have therefor added a GRAPH DATA of how
I want it to be
STEP TWO (STEP ONE see below)
SHEET ONE - TASKLIST
A B C
ID STATUS STATUS CH Comment
-------------------------------------------------------------
1 Working 2006-11-01 New->Working; 2006-10-28->2006-11-01
2 Working 2006-10-29
3 Working 2006-11-01
SHEET TWO - GRAPH DATA
A B C D
Date New Working Closed Comment
2006-10-28 0 0 0 New: 1->0 Wanted:
Still 1
2006-10-29 0 1 0 New: 1->0 Wanted:
Still 1
2006-10-30 0 1 0 New: 1->0 Wanted:
Still 1
2006-11-01 0 3 0 New: 1->0
Ok;Working: 2->3 OK
2006-11-02 #NA #NA #NA ToDay = 2006-11-01
The problem can be drilled down on how to "overwrite" the formula with the
value of the result from the formula ---- I think
again?