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Excel 2000 Formula
I am using Excel 2000 and I am trying to create a formula that does the
following: If cells D4 to D87 have values that range from 45% to 100%, how do i put a formula in E78 that counts the number of cells with values <80% and =65% Many thanks in advance. -- Richard |
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Hi Richard
Either =COUNTIF(D4:D87,"="&65%)-COUNTIF(D4:D87,"="&80%) or =SUMPRODUCT((D4:D87=65%)*(D4:D87<=80%)) -- Regards Roger Govier "Richard" wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2000 and I am trying to create a formula that does the following: If cells D4 to D87 have values that range from 45% to 100%, how do i put a formula in E78 that counts the number of cells with values <80% and =65% Many thanks in advance. -- Richard |
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Thanks Roger
That's exactly what I needed. -- Richard "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Richard Either =COUNTIF(D4:D87,"="&65%)-COUNTIF(D4:D87,"="&80%) or =SUMPRODUCT((D4:D87=65%)*(D4:D87<=80%)) -- Regards Roger Govier "Richard" wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2000 and I am trying to create a formula that does the following: If cells D4 to D87 have values that range from 45% to 100%, how do i put a formula in E78 that counts the number of cells with values <80% and =65% Many thanks in advance. -- Richard |
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