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Counting on multiple criteria
Supplier Unsatisfactory Satisfactory Good Very Good Excellent
Red Blue Yellow I have a table similar to that above and need to count the supplier evaluation rating for a number of suppliers Supplier names are in range D2:D2001 and their evaluation rating in J2:J2001 For example i need to count all the unsatisfactory's for supplier 'red'. This is then repeated for all suppliers and all categories (satisfactory, good etc). Can you help? Thanks Craig |
Counting on multiple criteria
=SUMPRODUCT((D2:D2001="Red")*(J2:J2001="Good")) and then adapt this for the
other cases. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200830 |
Counting on multiple criteria
sumproduct might be the best function to use as Gary recommend, but you also
can use Countif function. Countif(J2:J2001, A2:A2001="red") Adopt the formula for othe evaluation criteria. -- R. Khoshravan Please click "Yes" if it is helpful. "Craig" wrote: Supplier Unsatisfactory Satisfactory Good Very Good Excellent Red Blue Yellow I have a table similar to that above and need to count the supplier evaluation rating for a number of suppliers Supplier names are in range D2:D2001 and their evaluation rating in J2:J2001 For example i need to count all the unsatisfactory's for supplier 'red'. This is then repeated for all suppliers and all categories (satisfactory, good etc). Can you help? Thanks Craig |
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