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Bob Phillips
 
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Default Using nested IFs with CountIf

It will count, there was nothing to add that I could see in your original
post.

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Bob Phillips

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"Excel novice" wrote in message
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Hi Bob,
thanks for your post - I am not firmilar with the sumproduct formula. Will
this add or count the number of instances the criteria Com, AND Milk AND

must?

Thanks,
Martin

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Something like


=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!$C$2:$C$200="Com"),--(Sheet1!$A$2:$A$200=$A2),--(Sheet
1!$B$2:$B$200=B$1))

etc. assuming that A2 holds Milk, B1 holds Must etc.

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Bob Phillips

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"Excel novice" <Excel wrote in message
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Can anyone help me I am trying to use the nested IF formula to add

more
than
one criteria prior to counting the number of

instance a value appears in a table.

A B C
2 milk must Com
3 bread maybe Part
4 cheese never None
5 milk maybe Com
6 curry must Part
7 bread must None

So, I am trying to find the number of instances milk appears in the

table,
which are "must" and "com". Then I am trying to count the number of

instances
milk appears with "maybe" and "com" etc. The result will produce an

anaylysis
of the entries for all the types in column A. The variances contained

in
column A is small approx 6 types, so will enter the criteria into the

results
table like so:

The following table is for results which contain "Com"
Must Maybe Never
Milk 10 5 2
Bread 4 2 1
etc

The following table is for results which contain "Part"
Must Maybe Never
Milk 6 2 1
Bread 3 3 0
etc

I hope this is clear otherwise let me know, and thanks in

anticipation.