Formula question
Here's my spreadsheet:
Column A Column B N Red N Blue N Red Orange N Blue Red N Yellow Here's what I'd like to accomplish: If there's an "N" in column A, then count the number of times "Red" and "Blue" appear in column B. If there is no "N" in column A, do not count it. In the above example, I'd expect the formula to return a result of four. Thanks for the help. |
Formula question
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100="N"),--(B1:B100="RED")) +
SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100="N"),--(B1:B100="BLUE")) Change 100 to last row of your data... "fgbdrum" wrote: Here's my spreadsheet: Column A Column B N Red N Blue N Red Orange N Blue Red N Yellow Here's what I'd like to accomplish: If there's an "N" in column A, then count the number of times "Red" and "Blue" appear in column B. If there is no "N" in column A, do not count it. In the above example, I'd expect the formula to return a result of four. Thanks for the help. |
Formula question
Try this formula somewhere on the sheet - It assumes that your entries begin on row 2. =SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A8="N"),--(B2:B8="red")) + SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A8="N"),--(B2:B8="blue")) but if the actually start on row 1: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A7="N"),--(B1:B7="red")) + SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A7="N"),--(B1:B7="blue")) "fgbdrum" wrote: Here's my spreadsheet: Column A Column B N Red N Blue N Red Orange N Blue Red N Yellow Here's what I'd like to accomplish: If there's an "N" in column A, then count the number of times "Red" and "Blue" appear in column B. If there is no "N" in column A, do not count it. In the above example, I'd expect the formula to return a result of four. Thanks for the help. |
Formula question
fgbdrum escribió:
Here's my spreadsheet: Column A Column B N Red N Blue N Red Orange N Blue Red N Yellow Here's what I'd like to accomplish: If there's an "N" in column A, then count the number of times "Red" and "Blue" appear in column B. If there is no "N" in column A, do not count it. In the above example, I'd expect the formula to return a result of four. Thanks for the help. You could use =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100="N"),--(B1:B100={"RED","BLUE"})) Best Regards, Pedro J. |
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