If (A1 = "ValueA" & C1 = "ValueB") return the quantity of matches
Using data looking something similar to below....
Column A Column B Column C Red 1 Santa Blue 1 Santa Red 1 Elf What formula do I use if I want to count the amount of times Col A = Red and Col C = Santa? Had no luck so far using variations of.... =SUM(IF(Data!H:H="Red",IF(Data!J:J="Santa",1,0))) |
If (A1 = "ValueA" & C1 = "ValueB") return the quantity of matches
Using data looking something similar to below....
Column A Column B Column C Red 1 Santa Blue 1 Santa Red 1 Elf What formula do I use if I want to count the amount of times Col A = Red and Col C = Santa? Had no luck so far using variations of.... =SUM(IF(Data!H:H="Red",IF(Data!J:J="Santa",1,0))) Try this... =SUMPRODUCT((A1:A1000="Red")*(C1:C1000="Santa")) Use a number larger than the largest row of data you will ever have in place of my 1000s. Rick |
If (A1 = "ValueA" & C1 = "ValueB") return the quantity of matc
THANK YOU!
I've been racking my brains for a while trying to get this to work. Appreciate the help "Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote: Using data looking something similar to below.... Column A Column B Column C Red 1 Santa Blue 1 Santa Red 1 Elf What formula do I use if I want to count the amount of times Col A = Red and Col C = Santa? Had no luck so far using variations of.... =SUM(IF(Data!H:H="Red",IF(Data!J:J="Santa",1,0))) Try this... =SUMPRODUCT((A1:A1000="Red")*(C1:C1000="Santa")) Use a number larger than the largest row of data you will ever have in place of my 1000s. Rick |
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