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Default Count occurences between dates


Hello! I have a spreadsheet where I want to count the occurences of a
type between two given dates.

My spreadsheet is as follows:

Column *A* contains the date of the transaction
Column *E* contains the type of the transaction
Column *F* contains the result of the transaction - the three valid
entries are "Yes", "No", or can be left blank (if the field is left
blank, "Yes" is assumed)

An example spreadsheet would be:


05/12/2004 Standard Yes
06/12/2004 Standard Yes
06/12/2004 Standard No
06/12/2004 Standard Yes
07/12/2004 Standard <BLANK
07/12/2004 Advanced Yes
14/12/2004 Standard Yes
15/12/2004 Standard No

I would like to:

*a)* count the number of Standard (regardless of yes, no or blank)
between 6th and 12th December (answer should be 4)

and

*b)* count the number of Standard and "no" between 6th and 12th
December (answer should be 1)

Please help, this has been driving me nuts!


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