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Mike_Kova
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Jul 27, 2022

counting dates

I 've got a file from https://cneos.jpl.nasa.gov/fireballs/  I removed all columns but the first one. The first column shows the dates when a fireball was observed.    I need to arrange it in this form
2022/6/    number of observations in this month

2022/5/   number of observation in this month

2022/4/ number of observations in this month

...

2022/1/ number of observations in this month

2021/12/ number of observations for this month

and so on.

 

How do I do it? Thanks to all.

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  • Mike_Kova's avatar
    Mike_Kova
    Copper Contributor

    Mike_Kova     I just want to thank everyone who answered. You are great guys. I wish the Customer Support was 10% as helpful and knowledgeable as you are. 

    • Mike_Kova's avatar
      Mike_Kova
      Copper Contributor
      Thanks, but it does not seem to work. Do I need to do it line by line? I am trying to automate it so that it can be done for all lines at once.
      • Detlef_Lewin's avatar
        Detlef_Lewin
        Silver Contributor

        Mike_Kova 

        First, it work as it can been in the uploaded workbook.

        Second, you can do it with a pivot table.

        Peak Brightness Date/Time (UT) in rows area and group by years and months and sort in descending order.

        Peak Brightness Date/Time (UT) in values area. If necessary change the aggregation to Count.

  • Mike_Kova 

    =SUMPRODUCT((MONTH($A$2:$A$926)=C4)*(YEAR($A$2:$A$926)=B4))

    You can try this formula which returns the expected results in my sheet.

     

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