IF Statements and multiple columns
Assuming your data starts in Row 2 and the Cell C2 contains the date you
want to check (this allows you to make multiple queries by simply changing
its value), you could use this formula...
=SUMPRODUCT((A2:A1000=C2)*(B2:B1000="Y"))
Adjust the maxium range value (row 1000 here) to suit your data.
Rick
"Tina Hudson" wrote in message
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I want to add the number of times "Y" appears in a column, based upon the
date in another column. Here is my layout:
Col A Col B
Class Date Graduated?
8/4/2005 Y
8/4/2005 Y
8/4/2005 N
11/2/2005 Y
11/2/2005 Y
I want to know for how many who attended each class date, the number who
graduated .
This is what I tried
=IF(A1:A5,"8/4/2005",IF(B1:B5,"Y",CountA(B1:B5)))
It apepars at first to work (I get no error message), but I don't get a
value in the cell - I get #Value! error message instead.
I also tried:
=IF(A1:A5,"8/4/2005",COUNTIF(B1:b5,"Y"))
Same #Value! error in cell
Any help would be most appreciated!
Thanks,
Tina Hudson
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