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Count If Formula
I need a formula that will figure the following:
If column C = 3, count all times < 00:45 If column C = 4, count all times < 00:45 If column C = 3, count all times 00:46 Thanks. |
Your description is a bit confused.You have different actions for the same
value (C=3). And where are the times, in a different column than C? So, making many assumptions, perhaps =SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(MATCH(C1:C200,{3,4},0))),--(D1:D200<TIME(0,45,0)))+S UMPRODUCT(--(C1:C200=5),--(D1:D200<TIME(0,46,0))) -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Denise" wrote in message ... I need a formula that will figure the following: If column C = 3, count all times < 00:45 If column C = 4, count all times < 00:45 If column C = 3, count all times 00:46 Thanks. |
Denise, I believe an array formula may be the answer you're after. First, let me ask if you mean't... If column C = 3, count all times < 00:45 If column C = 4, count all times < 00:45 If column C = *5*, count all times 00:46 (You had C = 3 twice, which didn't make sense to me.) If that is what you meant, I believe this will do what you ask: {=SUM(IF(C1=3,IF(F3:F1645/24/60,1,0),IF(C1=4,IF(F3:F16<45/24/60,1,0),IF(C1=5,IF(F3:F1646/24/60,1,0)))))} Where C1 is the column C value you name, and F3:F16 is the range of all times, that are formatted as such 0:40, where the actual value (up in the formula bar) is 12:40:00 AM. The "...45/24/60..." parts of the formula help convert time to decimal values. To input an array formula (to get those "{" and "}" around it, you simply type in the formula without them, then hold SHIFT+CNTRL when you hit ENTER. Let me know if you need help. -- Excel_Geek ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Excel_Geek's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=26423 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=476304 |
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