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How many males and how many females
Great thanks!
"Ron Coderre" wrote: Try something like this: =SUMPRODUCT((C2:C100="MALE")*(L2:L10000)) Change range references to suit your situation. Is that something you can work with? -------------------------- Regards, Ron (XL2003, Win XP) Microsoft MVP (Excel) "Adam" wrote in message ... Hi I'm working on attendance record and I'm having a problem with a formula. I'll try to explain this clearly. Column C is the gender column. Each cell in this column either says "male" of "female." Column L is the attendance record column. Each cell in this column has a numeric value. I would like to create a formula that tells me how many males have attended the event. I don't want the formula to include males who have "0" in their attendance record cell. I hope this makes sense! |
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