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Counting Data From 2 Different Columns
Please see example below:
Fiscal Year Lead Time (Days) ====================== FY05 11 FY05 23 FY05 16 FY06 14 FY06 21 FY06 35 FY07 8 FY07 26 FY07 33 ====================== I need a formula that will allow me to count the # of records above that are (for example) in FY05 and fall between 10 and 20 days. The answer should be (2). Thanks in advance for you help. Dellbad |
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Counting Data From 2 Different Columns
=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A9="FY05")*(B1:B9=10)*(B1:B9<=20) )
"dellbad" wrote: Please see example below: Fiscal Year Lead Time (Days) ====================== FY05 11 FY05 23 FY05 16 FY06 14 FY06 21 FY06 35 FY07 8 FY07 26 FY07 33 ====================== I need a formula that will allow me to count the # of records above that are (for example) in FY05 and fall between 10 and 20 days. The answer should be (2). Thanks in advance for you help. Dellbad |
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Counting Data From 2 Different Columns
Toppers --
Thanks very much, it works. "Toppers" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT((A1:A9="FY05")*(B1:B9=10)*(B1:B9<=20) ) "dellbad" wrote: Please see example below: Fiscal Year Lead Time (Days) ====================== FY05 11 FY05 23 FY05 16 FY06 14 FY06 21 FY06 35 FY07 8 FY07 26 FY07 33 ====================== I need a formula that will allow me to count the # of records above that are (for example) in FY05 and fall between 10 and 20 days. The answer should be (2). Thanks in advance for you help. Dellbad |
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