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zubee

Excel formula that does this...
 
Hi all,
I'm looking for a simple formula that will count the number of records that
meet these criteria. It doesn't matter if it's "countif", "sumif",
"sumproduct", etc... as long as it counts the number of records that meet the
criteria.
This is an example put in logical format:

=sumif((same_range,"one answer" OR same_range, "another answer") AND
(different_range, "required answer"))

Again, I'm looking for the count of (criteria OR criteria OR criteria) AND
(criteria)
Thanks for any help!


--
Cheers

Don Guillett

something like
=sumproduct((rngA={"ans1","ans2"})*(rngB="ra"))

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"zubee" wrote in message
...
Hi all,
I'm looking for a simple formula that will count the number of records

that
meet these criteria. It doesn't matter if it's "countif", "sumif",
"sumproduct", etc... as long as it counts the number of records that meet

the
criteria.
This is an example put in logical format:

=sumif((same_range,"one answer" OR same_range, "another answer") AND
(different_range, "required answer"))

Again, I'm looking for the count of (criteria OR criteria OR criteria) AND
(criteria)
Thanks for any help!


--
Cheers




Dave Peterson

The equivalent of =sumif():

=sumproduct(--(a1:a10="one"),--(b1:b10="two"),c1:c10)
or
=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A10={"One","Not One"})*(B1:B10="two")*C1:C10)

For =Countif()

=sumproduct(--(a1:a10="one"),--(b1:b10="two"))
or
=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A10={"One","Not One"})*(B1:B10="two"))

zubee wrote:

Hi all,
I'm looking for a simple formula that will count the number of records that
meet these criteria. It doesn't matter if it's "countif", "sumif",
"sumproduct", etc... as long as it counts the number of records that meet the
criteria.
This is an example put in logical format:

=sumif((same_range,"one answer" OR same_range, "another answer") AND
(different_range, "required answer"))

Again, I'm looking for the count of (criteria OR criteria OR criteria) AND
(criteria)
Thanks for any help!

--
Cheers


--

Dave Peterson

zubee

This is exactly what i was looking for!!!
Thanks a bunch!
--
Cheers


"Don Guillett" wrote:

something like
=sumproduct((rngA={"ans1","ans2"})*(rngB="ra"))

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"zubee" wrote in message
...
Hi all,
I'm looking for a simple formula that will count the number of records

that
meet these criteria. It doesn't matter if it's "countif", "sumif",
"sumproduct", etc... as long as it counts the number of records that meet

the
criteria.
This is an example put in logical format:

=sumif((same_range,"one answer" OR same_range, "another answer") AND
(different_range, "required answer"))

Again, I'm looking for the count of (criteria OR criteria OR criteria) AND
(criteria)
Thanks for any help!


--
Cheers





Don Guillett

glad to help

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"zubee" wrote in message
...
This is exactly what i was looking for!!!
Thanks a bunch!
--
Cheers


"Don Guillett" wrote:

something like
=sumproduct((rngA={"ans1","ans2"})*(rngB="ra"))

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"zubee" wrote in message
...
Hi all,
I'm looking for a simple formula that will count the number of records

that
meet these criteria. It doesn't matter if it's "countif", "sumif",
"sumproduct", etc... as long as it counts the number of records that

meet
the
criteria.
This is an example put in logical format:

=sumif((same_range,"one answer" OR same_range, "another answer") AND
(different_range, "required answer"))

Again, I'm looking for the count of (criteria OR criteria OR criteria)

AND
(criteria)
Thanks for any help!


--
Cheers








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