Hey MM Lines

In my example you enter the number you look for in D1,
The Range of the numbers is A1:A20 and the range for yes/no is in
B1:B20
i put the following formula for "YES":
=SUMPRODUCT(((A1:A20)=D1)*((B1:B20)="YES"))
the formula for "NO" is the same, just with a "NO" in the end.

hth
Carlo

On Jan 10, 8:55*am, MM Lines
wrote:
I have a worksheet that has various cells of data...some cells contain
numbers. *Those numbers span negative (0.5) through (30.0) including half
numbers (21.5). *Two cells over from those cells with these numbers is either
a YES or a NO. *I want to count how many YES's and NO's there are for a
particular number. *In other words a formula will be entered in a random cell
asking for the doc to be searched for all (19.5), when found, each case will
be analyzed by the second cell over for a YES or NO. *The quantity of YES's
will be shown as a total in one cell and the quantity of NO's will be shown
in a cell below.