To solve this problem, we have to use a couple of loops. First, we have to do an outer loop to go through the week numbers in sheet2, then imbedded in that loop we have to look at each row in sheet1 to see if it matches the week from sheet2 and to see if column T = 1 and if column U = 0. The code creates a counter that increase T by one every time a row in T is equal to 1 and does the same for U every time a row in U = 0.
Sub test()
Dim col As Range
Dim row As Range
Dim sh1 As Worksheet
Dim sh2 As Worksheet
Dim T As Integer
Dim U As Integer
Dim wk As String
Set sh1 = Sheets("Sheet1")
Set sh2 = Sheets("Sheet2")
For Each col In sh2.Columns 'This loops through all populated columns in row one
If sh2.Cells(1, col.Column).Value = "" Then
Exit For
End If
wk = sh2.Cells(1, col.Column).Value
For Each rw In sh1.Rows
If sh1.Cells(rw.row, 50).Value = "" Then
Exit For
End If
If sh1.Cells(rw.row, 50) = wk And sh1.Cells(rw.row, 20) = 1 Then
T = T + 1
End If
If sh1.Cells(rw.row, 50) = wk And sh1.Cells(rw.row, 21) = 0 Then
U = U + 1
End If
Next rw
sh2.Cells(2, col.Column) = T 'put counters into 2nd and 3rd row under each week, you can adjust this to put the number in a different cell.
sh2.Cells(3, col.Column) = U
T = 0 'reset counters to start looking at next week.
U = 0
Next col
End Sub
For some reason I wasn't able to view the images that you just uploaded. You may have to adjust my code to adapt to the specifics of your excel file. It will be good VBA practice for you. My code assumes the sheet2 has the week numbers going across the columns without any blank cells in between them. The vba drops the code in the 2nd and 3rd row under the corresponding week number. You can change this by changing the code that is indicated in the comments.