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Counting Problem
Hi All,
Would appreciate any help with this one. I have a table of date with a column range named Branch which contains either London, New York, Paris or Milan. I have another column range named ANIU which contains either a blank or an "X" which refers to accounts which are no longer in use. I want a formula to count the number of accounts in both London and New York but I want to exclude accounts that are no longer in use in London or New York. So far I have got: =COUNTIF(Branch,"=London")+COUNTIF(Branch,"=New York")-countif(ANIU,"=X") But this obvously will substract accounts not in use from the Paris and Milan branches. Can anyone help please, Cheers, Andrew |
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=SumProduct((branch={"London"."New york"})*(aniu<"x")) or =SumProduct(((branch="London")+(branch="New York"))*(aniu<"x")) JB http://boisgontierjacques.free.fr/ On 1 avr, 17:25, "Andrew Mackenzie" wrote: Hi All, Would appreciate any help with this one. I have a table of date with a column range named Branch which contains either London, New York, Paris or Milan. I have another column range named ANIU which contains either a blank or an "X" which refers to accounts which are no longer in use. I want a formula to count the number of accounts in both London and New York but I want to exclude accounts that are no longer in use in London or New York. So far I have got: =COUNTIF(Branch,"=London")+COUNTIF(Branch,"=New York")-countif(ANIU,"=X") But this obvously will substract accounts not in use from the Paris and Milan branches. *Can anyone help please, Cheers, Andrew |
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Try this:
=SUMPRODUCT((Branch="London")+(Branch="New York"),--(ANIU<"X")) HTH Elkar "Andrew Mackenzie" wrote: Hi All, Would appreciate any help with this one. I have a table of date with a column range named Branch which contains either London, New York, Paris or Milan. I have another column range named ANIU which contains either a blank or an "X" which refers to accounts which are no longer in use. I want a formula to count the number of accounts in both London and New York but I want to exclude accounts that are no longer in use in London or New York. So far I have got: =COUNTIF(Branch,"=London")+COUNTIF(Branch,"=New York")-countif(ANIU,"=X") But this obvously will substract accounts not in use from the Paris and Milan branches. Can anyone help please, Cheers, Andrew |
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Try...
=SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER(MATCH(Branch,{"London","New York"},0)),--(ANIU<"X")) Hope this helps! http://www.xl-central.com In article , "Andrew Mackenzie" wrote: Hi All, Would appreciate any help with this one. I have a table of date with a column range named Branch which contains either London, New York, Paris or Milan. I have another column range named ANIU which contains either a blank or an "X" which refers to accounts which are no longer in use. I want a formula to count the number of accounts in both London and New York but I want to exclude accounts that are no longer in use in London or New York. So far I have got: =COUNTIF(Branch,"=London")+COUNTIF(Branch,"=New York")-countif(ANIU,"=X") But this obvously will substract accounts not in use from the Paris and Milan branches. Can anyone help please, Cheers, Andrew |
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Hi,
=COUNTIFS(Branch,"London",A,"<x")+COUNTIFS(Branch ,"New York",A,"<x") will do the trick "Andrew Mackenzie" wrote: Hi All, Would appreciate any help with this one. I have a table of date with a column range named Branch which contains either London, New York, Paris or Milan. I have another column range named ANIU which contains either a blank or an "X" which refers to accounts which are no longer in use. I want a formula to count the number of accounts in both London and New York but I want to exclude accounts that are no longer in use in London or New York. So far I have got: =COUNTIF(Branch,"=London")+COUNTIF(Branch,"=New York")-countif(ANIU,"=X") But this obvously will substract accounts not in use from the Paris and Milan branches. Can anyone help please, Cheers, Andrew |
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Opps I made a mistake
=COUNTIFS(Branch,"London",ANIU,"<x")+COUNTIFS(Bra nch,"New York",ANIU,"<x") "Eduardo" wrote: Hi, =COUNTIFS(Branch,"London",A,"<x")+COUNTIFS(Branch ,"New York",A,"<x") will do the trick "Andrew Mackenzie" wrote: Hi All, Would appreciate any help with this one. I have a table of date with a column range named Branch which contains either London, New York, Paris or Milan. I have another column range named ANIU which contains either a blank or an "X" which refers to accounts which are no longer in use. I want a formula to count the number of accounts in both London and New York but I want to exclude accounts that are no longer in use in London or New York. So far I have got: =COUNTIF(Branch,"=London")+COUNTIF(Branch,"=New York")-countif(ANIU,"=X") But this obvously will substract accounts not in use from the Paris and Milan branches. Can anyone help please, Cheers, Andrew |
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