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countif using multiple criteria
I am trying to calculate how many times an event happens with multiple
criteria. As i understand it COUNTIF will not work. But SUMPRODUCT is the way to go. I have tried this but am unable to get to work. I am trying to find out how many time "new" occurs in a given month say from 1st Jan to 31st Jan so my formula read =sumproduct((J20:J100=01/01/06),(j20:j100<=31/01/06),(g20:G100="new") What am I doing wrong? |
countif using multiple criteria
=SUMPRODUCT(--(J20:J100=--"1/1/6"),--(J20:J100<=--"31/1/6"),--(G20:G100="new"))
however a better way would be =SUMPRODUCT(--(J20:J100=DATE(2006,1,1)),--(J20:J100<=DATE(2006,1,31)),--(G20:G100="new")) since it is not region centric regarding the date format -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom Portland, Oregon "Wayne E" <Wayne wrote in message ... I am trying to calculate how many times an event happens with multiple criteria. As i understand it COUNTIF will not work. But SUMPRODUCT is the way to go. I have tried this but am unable to get to work. I am trying to find out how many time "new" occurs in a given month say from 1st Jan to 31st Jan so my formula read =sumproduct((J20:J100=01/01/06),(j20:j100<=31/01/06),(g20:G100="new") What am I doing wrong? |
countif using multiple criteria
Hi!
Try this: A1 = 1/1/2006 B1 = 1/31/2006 C1 = new =SUMPRODUCT(--(J20:J100=A1),--(J20:J100<=B1),--(G20:G100=C1)) Biff "Wayne E" <Wayne wrote in message ... I am trying to calculate how many times an event happens with multiple criteria. As i understand it COUNTIF will not work. But SUMPRODUCT is the way to go. I have tried this but am unable to get to work. I am trying to find out how many time "new" occurs in a given month say from 1st Jan to 31st Jan so my formula read =sumproduct((J20:J100=01/01/06),(j20:j100<=31/01/06),(g20:G100="new") What am I doing wrong? |
countif using multiple criteria
Thanks Peo
I tried your suggestion but it is still not giving me the correct result. "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(--(J20:J100=--"1/1/6"),--(J20:J100<=--"31/1/6"),--(G20:G100="new")) however a better way would be =SUMPRODUCT(--(J20:J100=DATE(2006,1,1)),--(J20:J100<=DATE(2006,1,31)),--(G20:G100="new")) since it is not region centric regarding the date format -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom Portland, Oregon "Wayne E" <Wayne wrote in message ... I am trying to calculate how many times an event happens with multiple criteria. As i understand it COUNTIF will not work. But SUMPRODUCT is the way to go. I have tried this but am unable to get to work. I am trying to find out how many time "new" occurs in a given month say from 1st Jan to 31st Jan so my formula read =sumproduct((J20:J100=01/01/06),(j20:j100<=31/01/06),(g20:G100="new") What am I doing wrong? |
countif using multiple criteria
I think it's giving the correct solution--but maybe your data isn't what you
expected it to be. (And your range is correct, right?) Another option that will return the same value as Peo's formula: =sumproduct(--(text(j20:J100,"yyyymm")="200601"),--(g20:g100="new")) ===== You could apply data|filter|autofilter to that range. Filter to show just the january dates and then filter to show the "new" rows. I think you'll see that all the formulas give the same result as what you see. ====== If all this doesn't work, post the formula you're using. Wayne E wrote: Thanks Peo I tried your suggestion but it is still not giving me the correct result. "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(--(J20:J100=--"1/1/6"),--(J20:J100<=--"31/1/6"),--(G20:G100="new")) however a better way would be =SUMPRODUCT(--(J20:J100=DATE(2006,1,1)),--(J20:J100<=DATE(2006,1,31)),--(G20:G100="new")) since it is not region centric regarding the date format -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom Portland, Oregon "Wayne E" <Wayne wrote in message ... I am trying to calculate how many times an event happens with multiple criteria. As i understand it COUNTIF will not work. But SUMPRODUCT is the way to go. I have tried this but am unable to get to work. I am trying to find out how many time "new" occurs in a given month say from 1st Jan to 31st Jan so my formula read =sumproduct((J20:J100=01/01/06),(j20:j100<=31/01/06),(g20:G100="new") What am I doing wrong? -- Dave Peterson |
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