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David_Williams_PG ()

Sun IF two data types are the same in a single column
 
Am sure their is an easy answer to this !! But am trying to count the number
of times the letter Q and S appear in the samE column.

The formulae to count Q which works is as below :-

{=SUM(IF(H$7:H$1300 = "Q",1,0))}

What I would like to write for Q and S is :-

{=SUM(IF(H$7:H$1300 = "Q" or "S",1,0))}

But it does not work !!!!!!!!!

Would really appreciate any help on this,
Thanks,
David.




Ron Coderre

Sun IF two data types are the same in a single column
 
If you are counting the number of cells that contain either "Q" or "S", try
this:

=SUM(COUNTIF(H$7:H$1300,{"q","s"}))

Note: COUNTIF is NOT case sensitive

Does that help?
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Regards,
Ron

XL2002, WinXP


"David_Williams_PG ()" wrote:

Am sure their is an easy answer to this !! But am trying to count the number
of times the letter Q and S appear in the samE column.

The formulae to count Q which works is as below :-

{=SUM(IF(H$7:H$1300 = "Q",1,0))}

What I would like to write for Q and S is :-

{=SUM(IF(H$7:H$1300 = "Q" or "S",1,0))}

But it does not work !!!!!!!!!

Would really appreciate any help on this,
Thanks,
David.




Dave F

Sun IF two data types are the same in a single column
 
=sum(countif(H$7:H$1000="Q"),countif(H$7:H$1000)=" S")

This just counts the number of Q's and S's in the range and sums those two
values together. Should work for you.

Dave
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Brevity is the soul of wit.


"David_Williams_PG ()" wrote:

Am sure their is an easy answer to this !! But am trying to count the number
of times the letter Q and S appear in the samE column.

The formulae to count Q which works is as below :-

{=SUM(IF(H$7:H$1300 = "Q",1,0))}

What I would like to write for Q and S is :-

{=SUM(IF(H$7:H$1300 = "Q" or "S",1,0))}

But it does not work !!!!!!!!!

Would really appreciate any help on this,
Thanks,
David.




Dave F

Sun IF two data types are the same in a single column
 
BTW, if you do want to use an array formula, something like this would
address your "or" condition:

{=SUM(IF(OR(H$7:H$1300="Q",H$7:H$1300="S",1,0))}

Dave
--
Brevity is the soul of wit.


"David_Williams_PG ()" wrote:

Am sure their is an easy answer to this !! But am trying to count the number
of times the letter Q and S appear in the samE column.

The formulae to count Q which works is as below :-

{=SUM(IF(H$7:H$1300 = "Q",1,0))}

What I would like to write for Q and S is :-

{=SUM(IF(H$7:H$1300 = "Q" or "S",1,0))}

But it does not work !!!!!!!!!

Would really appreciate any help on this,
Thanks,
David.




Bob Phillips

Sun IF two data types are the same in a single column
 
=SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(MATCH(H$7:H$1300,{"Q","S"},0))))

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Bob Phillips

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"David_Williams_PG" wrote in
message ...
Am sure their is an easy answer to this !! But am trying to count the

number
of times the letter Q and S appear in the samE column.

The formulae to count Q which works is as below :-

{=SUM(IF(H$7:H$1300 = "Q",1,0))}

What I would like to write for Q and S is :-

{=SUM(IF(H$7:H$1300 = "Q" or "S",1,0))}

But it does not work !!!!!!!!!

Would really appreciate any help on this,
Thanks,
David.







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