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combined two countif functions
I want to have a table as such:
state population CO 100 NE 200 CO 300 I want to count the number of times state is CO and Population is 200. In the example it should result in a count of 1. How do i formulate this? thanks. |
Hi Geoff
Try this: =SUMPRODUCT((A1:A3="CO")*(B1:B3200)) HTH Michael Mitchelson "Geoff" wrote: I want to have a table as such: state population CO 100 NE 200 CO 300 I want to count the number of times state is CO and Population is 200. In the example it should result in a count of 1. How do i formulate this? thanks. |
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:a100="CO"),--(B2:B100200))
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Geoff" wrote in message ps.com... I want to have a table as such: state population CO 100 NE 200 CO 300 I want to count the number of times state is CO and Population is 200. In the example it should result in a count of 1. How do i formulate this? thanks. |
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