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I am creating a spreadsheet that tracks our current staff across the country.
Is there a way to create a formula that counts from two different fields. For example I want the total number of people if Column B reads "ATLANTA" and column F reads "ACTIVE" I was thinking I could use COUNTIF somehow....but can't quite figure it out |
One way
=SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B100="ATLANTA"),--(F2:F100="ACTIVE")) you could replace the criteria with cell references so it be easier to change criteria, also note that unlike countif you can't use the whole column like B;B Regards, Peo Sjoblom "jbressma" wrote: I am creating a spreadsheet that tracks our current staff across the country. Is there a way to create a formula that counts from two different fields. For example I want the total number of people if Column B reads "ATLANTA" and column F reads "ACTIVE" I was thinking I could use COUNTIF somehow....but can't quite figure it out |
You can do this using a variation of SUMPRODUCT(). You'll need to
expand the ranges to reflect your application, but try this: =SUMPRODUCT(--(B1:B10="ATLANTA"),--(F1:F10="ACTIVE")) Note that spelling matters! ATLANT A is different from ATLANTA and even a trailing or leading blank space will skew your results. Hope this does it for you! |
Thanks! That worked perfectly.
"Peo Sjoblom" wrote: One way =SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B100="ATLANTA"),--(F2:F100="ACTIVE")) you could replace the criteria with cell references so it be easier to change criteria, also note that unlike countif you can't use the whole column like B;B Regards, Peo Sjoblom "jbressma" wrote: I am creating a spreadsheet that tracks our current staff across the country. Is there a way to create a formula that counts from two different fields. For example I want the total number of people if Column B reads "ATLANTA" and column F reads "ACTIVE" I was thinking I could use COUNTIF somehow....but can't quite figure it out |
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