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find alpha in column 1 numeric column 2
Might be basic question, but I am having brain cramp!!! I am trying to
count the number of times in a sheet column 1 = 10 AND column 2 = South. I have tried multiple version of the count, and, if, countif etc, but can not figure it out. Please advise |
find alpha in column 1 numeric column 2
=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A10=10)*(B1:B10="South"))
Tyro "JANeyer" wrote in message ... Might be basic question, but I am having brain cramp!!! I am trying to count the number of times in a sheet column 1 = 10 AND column 2 = South. I have tried multiple version of the count, and, if, countif etc, but can not figure it out. Please advise |
find alpha in column 1 numeric column 2
Try this:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100=10),--(B1:B100="south")) Better to use cells to hold the criteria: D1 = 10 E1 = south =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100=D1),--(B1:B100=E1)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "JANeyer" wrote in message ... Might be basic question, but I am having brain cramp!!! I am trying to count the number of times in a sheet column 1 = 10 AND column 2 = South. I have tried multiple version of the count, and, if, countif etc, but can not figure it out. Please advise |
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