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Within Office XP I need to count how many instances there are of a condition
being met... For example, a column is assigned a categorizing code such as "A", "B", or "C"... Is there a way to count the rows that have an "A" code assigned to them? I'm looking for a solution specifying something like "25 rows meet the "A" criterion". Thank you... |
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I will assume Office XP refers to Excel 2003
Let's assume the column is D If you want to sum all the A's in the entire column use =COUNTIF(D:D,"A") If you need to check only part of the column (rows 1 to 100, for example) =COUNTIF(D1:D100,"A") To make a fancy answer use =COUNTIF(D:D,"A")&" rows meet the 'A' condition" If you are a double-quotes person =COUNTIF(D:D,"A")&" rows meet the ""A"" condition" where there are two double-quotes each side of A best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Snapps" wrote in message ... Within Office XP I need to count how many instances there are of a condition being met... For example, a column is assigned a categorizing code such as "A", "B", or "C"... Is there a way to count the rows that have an "A" code assigned to them? I'm looking for a solution specifying something like "25 rows meet the "A" criterion". Thank you... |
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....My mistake, I'm using Excel 2002. Is there a method that you know of for
that version? Thanks again... "Bernard Liengme" wrote: I will assume Office XP refers to Excel 2003 Let's assume the column is D If you want to sum all the A's in the entire column use =COUNTIF(D:D,"A") If you need to check only part of the column (rows 1 to 100, for example) =COUNTIF(D1:D100,"A") To make a fancy answer use =COUNTIF(D:D,"A")&" rows meet the 'A' condition" If you are a double-quotes person =COUNTIF(D:D,"A")&" rows meet the ""A"" condition" where there are two double-quotes each side of A best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Snapps" wrote in message ... Within Office XP I need to count how many instances there are of a condition being met... For example, a column is assigned a categorizing code such as "A", "B", or "C"... Is there a way to count the rows that have an "A" code assigned to them? I'm looking for a solution specifying something like "25 rows meet the "A" criterion". Thank you... |
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Works will ALL versions - try it!
No one's PC exploded because they made typing error. -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Snapps" wrote in message ... ...My mistake, I'm using Excel 2002. Is there a method that you know of for that version? Thanks again... "Bernard Liengme" wrote: I will assume Office XP refers to Excel 2003 Let's assume the column is D If you want to sum all the A's in the entire column use =COUNTIF(D:D,"A") If you need to check only part of the column (rows 1 to 100, for example) =COUNTIF(D1:D100,"A") To make a fancy answer use =COUNTIF(D:D,"A")&" rows meet the 'A' condition" If you are a double-quotes person =COUNTIF(D:D,"A")&" rows meet the ""A"" condition" where there are two double-quotes each side of A best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Snapps" wrote in message ... Within Office XP I need to count how many instances there are of a condition being met... For example, a column is assigned a categorizing code such as "A", "B", or "C"... Is there a way to count the rows that have an "A" code assigned to them? I'm looking for a solution specifying something like "25 rows meet the "A" criterion". Thank you... |
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=COUNTIF(A:A,"A") & " rows are coded A"
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 2 Nov 2006 11:58:02 -0800, Snapps wrote: Within Office XP I need to count how many instances there are of a condition being met... For example, a column is assigned a categorizing code such as "A", "B", or "C"... Is there a way to count the rows that have an "A" code assigned to them? I'm looking for a solution specifying something like "25 rows meet the "A" criterion". Thank you... |
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