Sum Count of Numeric Duplicates: appears x2 in any Row
If that's the case, then everything seems to check out. The formula
that Biff offered should return the desired result.
In article <7ee8a1c97cd54@uwe, "sam518 via OfficeKB.com" <u4102@uwe
wrote:
Hi Domenic,
Domenic wrote:
Let's assume that the numbers for a row in "Refs" are...
201 202 207 208 210
...and that the corresponding numbers in "Data" are...
7 7 36 35 7
If the criteria is as follows...
=201
<=207
=7
...does it meet the criteria and, therefore, be counted as one?
Yes.
This qualifies as Refs 201-207 x2 Data duplicate
201,202,207,208,210
7,7,36,35,7
This qualifies as Refs 201-207 x2 Data duplicate
201,202,207,208,210
7,35,7,7,7
This does NOT qualify as Refs 201-207 x2 Data duplicate
201,202,207,208,210
7,7,7,35,7
Cheers,
Sam
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