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Anayray

Is there a way to tally 3 different values in one column?
 
Is there a way to pull the tally of 3 different values and have the tally
posted to a diffrernt column. Example: One colum has 16 ones 63 twos and 97
threes, but this inforamtion is listed sorted within one column. I do not
want to sort, as it will alter my input dates. is there a formula where I can
extract the total tally of each indvidual number 1, 2, 3, and have that tally
in a different feild?


Is there a way to tally 3 different values in one column?
 
Hi

Have a look at COUNTIF or SUMIF.

Andy.

"Anayray" wrote in message
...
Is there a way to pull the tally of 3 different values and have the tally
posted to a diffrernt column. Example: One colum has 16 ones 63 twos and
97
threes, but this inforamtion is listed sorted within one column. I do not
want to sort, as it will alter my input dates. is there a formula where I
can
extract the total tally of each indvidual number 1, 2, 3, and have that
tally
in a different feild?




SteveG

Is there a way to tally 3 different values in one column?
 

Use the SUMIF function. Where A is your range.

For 1

=SUMIF($A$1:$A$176,1,$A$1:$A$176)


Change the 1 in the formula to sum the other values (2,3)

HTH


Steve


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Ron Coderre

Is there a way to tally 3 different values in one column?
 
Perhaps one of these methods will help:

Try the COUNTIF function.
Example: =COUNTIF(A1:A100,2)
That counts the number of cells in the range A1:A100 that only contain the
number 2.

OR
You could try a Pivot Table. It would automatically create a table of
unique values in your range and display the count of each item.
(If you decide to use a Pivot table and need more help, just post your
questions)

Does that help?

***********
Regards,
Ron

XL2002, WinXP-Pro


"Anayray" wrote:

Is there a way to pull the tally of 3 different values and have the tally
posted to a diffrernt column. Example: One colum has 16 ones 63 twos and 97
threes, but this inforamtion is listed sorted within one column. I do not
want to sort, as it will alter my input dates. is there a formula where I can
extract the total tally of each indvidual number 1, 2, 3, and have that tally
in a different feild?


Anayray

Is there a way to tally 3 different values in one column?
 
Thanks so much! I am quite new to Excel- all is appreciated.

"Ron Coderre" wrote:

Perhaps one of these methods will help:

Try the COUNTIF function.
Example: =COUNTIF(A1:A100,2)
That counts the number of cells in the range A1:A100 that only contain the
number 2.

OR
You could try a Pivot Table. It would automatically create a table of
unique values in your range and display the count of each item.
(If you decide to use a Pivot table and need more help, just post your
questions)

Does that help?

***********
Regards,
Ron

XL2002, WinXP-Pro


"Anayray" wrote:

Is there a way to pull the tally of 3 different values and have the tally
posted to a diffrernt column. Example: One colum has 16 ones 63 twos and 97
threes, but this inforamtion is listed sorted within one column. I do not
want to sort, as it will alter my input dates. is there a formula where I can
extract the total tally of each indvidual number 1, 2, 3, and have that tally
in a different feild?



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