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I looked through the extensive no. of posts on the countif function and
believe that my issue is truly exceptional (but then again maybe not). I need to count the number of cells that are out of a specific range when the number in that cell is divided by the number in another cell. Example: count the number of cells in range A1:D2 where the number in that cell divided by the number in A4 is 55 and <45. A B C D row 1 150 200 156 250 row 2 141 150 310 408 row 4 3 in this example the answer should be 4. So far my formula looks like this: SUM(COUNTIF(C20:O67,"<45"),COUNTIF(C20:O67,"55")) but that does not account for dividing the numbers by A4. Hope this is slightly clearer than mud. Thanks for any help. Holly |
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make a "helper column" where you divide the number first then countif on that
column. "hnyb1" wrote: I looked through the extensive no. of posts on the countif function and believe that my issue is truly exceptional (but then again maybe not). I need to count the number of cells that are out of a specific range when the number in that cell is divided by the number in another cell. Example: count the number of cells in range A1:D2 where the number in that cell divided by the number in A4 is 55 and <45. A B C D row 1 150 200 156 250 row 2 141 150 310 408 row 4 3 in this example the answer should be 4. So far my formula looks like this: SUM(COUNTIF(C20:O67,"<45"),COUNTIF(C20:O67,"55")) but that does not account for dividing the numbers by A4. Hope this is slightly clearer than mud. Thanks for any help. Holly |
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Your criteria assumption is incorrect, the numbers cannot be both greater
than 55 AND less than 45, you might mean greater than 55 OR less than 45, if so =SUMPRODUCT(--((A1:D2/A455)+(A1:D2/A4<45)0),--(A1:D2<"")) to guard against empty cells who are counted as zero, if there can be no empty cells =SUMPRODUCT(--((A1:D2/A455)+(A1:D2/A4<45)0)) I haven't really tested it except for the values in your example -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "hnyb1" wrote in message ... I looked through the extensive no. of posts on the countif function and believe that my issue is truly exceptional (but then again maybe not). I need to count the number of cells that are out of a specific range when the number in that cell is divided by the number in another cell. Example: count the number of cells in range A1:D2 where the number in that cell divided by the number in A4 is 55 and <45. A B C D row 1 150 200 156 250 row 2 141 150 310 408 row 4 3 in this example the answer should be 4. So far my formula looks like this: SUM(COUNTIF(C20:O67,"<45"),COUNTIF(C20:O67,"55")) but that does not account for dividing the numbers by A4. Hope this is slightly clearer than mud. Thanks for any help. Holly |
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Thank you all for your help!
"Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Your criteria assumption is incorrect, the numbers cannot be both greater than 55 AND less than 45, you might mean greater than 55 OR less than 45, if so =SUMPRODUCT(--((A1:D2/A455)+(A1:D2/A4<45)0),--(A1:D2<"")) to guard against empty cells who are counted as zero, if there can be no empty cells =SUMPRODUCT(--((A1:D2/A455)+(A1:D2/A4<45)0)) I haven't really tested it except for the values in your example -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "hnyb1" wrote in message ... I looked through the extensive no. of posts on the countif function and believe that my issue is truly exceptional (but then again maybe not). I need to count the number of cells that are out of a specific range when the number in that cell is divided by the number in another cell. Example: count the number of cells in range A1:D2 where the number in that cell divided by the number in A4 is 55 and <45. A B C D row 1 150 200 156 250 row 2 141 150 310 408 row 4 3 in this example the answer should be 4. So far my formula looks like this: SUM(COUNTIF(C20:O67,"<45"),COUNTIF(C20:O67,"55")) but that does not account for dividing the numbers by A4. Hope this is slightly clearer than mud. Thanks for any help. Holly |
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