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How to perform "ifcount" in many sheets
Mistakenly I post this to Excel Setup. This is the same post
I have a column, lets call pipeID (this contains 1500 pipeID) these data are stored in sheet called "original". I have run a program for damagae analysis of these pipes, 50 times (for 50 scenarios). I have stroed result for each run in separate sheet. I have 50 sheets named:run1, run2, €¦, run50. In each sheet I have following data: PipeID of broken pipes and pipeID of leaked pipes. (In each run only few pipe out of 1500 pipes are broken or leaked, relativley a very small number of pipes) Now I want to perform a countif command over these 50 sheets separetly for leaks and breaks, and write result in "original sheet" in front of each PipeID for leaks and break separately.  Solution one) Easiest way I can perform countif for each sheet separately and write result in "original" sheet, then I can add these 50 cells. Better solution) Question one: I was wondering if it is possible to perform countif command over 50 sheets at ones. Question 2) My method is very straight forward and easy but with no talent on it. I would like to know if there is any smarter way to count number of cells over more than one sheet? -- Rasoul Khoshravan Azar Civil Engineer, Osaka, Japan |
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Not sure this is better but you can try it and see if it affects performance: Assume on your 50 sheets column B contains the word "broken" and column C contains the word "leaked". To count instances of broken: =SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIF(INDIRECT("run"&ROW(INDIRECT("1 :50"))&"!B:B"),"broken")) To count instances of leaked: =SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIF(INDIRECT("run"&ROW(INDIRECT("1 :50"))&"!C:C"),"leaked")) Biff "Khoshravan" wrote in message ... Mistakenly I post this to Excel Setup. This is the same post I have a column, lets call pipeID (this contains 1500 pipeID) these data are stored in sheet called "original". I have run a program for damagae analysis of these pipes, 50 times (for 50 scenarios). I have stroed result for each run in separate sheet. I have 50 sheets named:run1, run2, ., run50. In each sheet I have following data: PipeID of broken pipes and pipeID of leaked pipes. (In each run only few pipe out of 1500 pipes are broken or leaked, relativley a very small number of pipes) Now I want to perform a countif command over these 50 sheets separetly for leaks and breaks, and write result in "original sheet" in front of each PipeID for leaks and break separately.? Solution one) Easiest way I can perform countif for each sheet separately and write result in "original" sheet, then I can add these 50 cells. Better solution) Question one: I was wondering if it is possible to perform countif command over 50 sheets at ones. Question 2) My method is very straight forward and easy but with no talent on it. I would like to know if there is any smarter way to count number of cells over more than one sheet? -- Rasoul Khoshravan Azar Civil Engineer, Osaka, Japan |
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Dear Biff
Thanks for your reply. I know what is the Sumproduct function, but I couldn't understand its role in your formula. It sounds you are using a very speciall character of sumproduct. If possible, please give how does sumproduct works in your formula. What are your arrays for sunproduct? -- Rasoul Khoshravan Azar Civil Engineer, Osaka, Japan "Biff" wrote: Hi! Not sure this is better but you can try it and see if it affects performance: Assume on your 50 sheets column B contains the word "broken" and column C contains the word "leaked". To count instances of broken: =SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIF(INDIRECT("run"&ROW(INDIRECT("1 :50"))&"!B:B"),"broken")) To count instances of leaked: =SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIF(INDIRECT("run"&ROW(INDIRECT("1 :50"))&"!C:C"),"leaked")) Biff "Khoshravan" wrote in message ... Mistakenly I post this to Excel Setup. This is the same post I have a column, lets call pipeID (this contains 1500 pipeID) these data are stored in sheet called "original". I have run a program for damagae analysis of these pipes, 50 times (for 50 scenarios). I have stroed result for each run in separate sheet. I have 50 sheets named:run1, run2, ., run50. In each sheet I have following data: PipeID of broken pipes and pipeID of leaked pipes. (In each run only few pipe out of 1500 pipes are broken or leaked, relativley a very small number of pipes) Now I want to perform a countif command over these 50 sheets separetly for leaks and breaks, and write result in "original sheet" in front of each PipeID for leaks and break separately.? Solution one) Easiest way I can perform countif for each sheet separately and write result in "original" sheet, then I can add these 50 cells. Better solution) Question one: I was wondering if it is possible to perform countif command over 50 sheets at ones. Question 2) My method is very straight forward and easy but with no talent on it. I would like to know if there is any smarter way to count number of cells over more than one sheet? -- Rasoul Khoshravan Azar Civil Engineer, Osaka, Japan |
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It effectively does a COUNTIF(B:B,"broken") on every sheet. The
"run"&ROW(INDIRECT("1:50")) builds an array of the sheet names that looks like {"run1";"run2";"run3";"run4";"run5";"run6";etc. }, which is concatenated with the range to test, &"!B:B"), to build an array of the range to test on those sheets. The results are passed back to SUMPRODUCT as an array which sums them. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove xxx from email address if mailing direct) "Khoshravan" wrote in message ... Dear Biff Thanks for your reply. I know what is the Sumproduct function, but I couldn't understand its role in your formula. It sounds you are using a very speciall character of sumproduct. If possible, please give how does sumproduct works in your formula. What are your arrays for sunproduct? -- Rasoul Khoshravan Azar Civil Engineer, Osaka, Japan "Biff" wrote: Hi! Not sure this is better but you can try it and see if it affects performance: Assume on your 50 sheets column B contains the word "broken" and column C contains the word "leaked". To count instances of broken: =SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIF(INDIRECT("run"&ROW(INDIRECT("1 :50"))&"!B:B"),"broken")) To count instances of leaked: =SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIF(INDIRECT("run"&ROW(INDIRECT("1 :50"))&"!C:C"),"leaked")) Biff "Khoshravan" wrote in message ... Mistakenly I post this to Excel Setup. This is the same post I have a column, lets call pipeID (this contains 1500 pipeID) these data are stored in sheet called "original". I have run a program for damagae analysis of these pipes, 50 times (for 50 scenarios). I have stroed result for each run in separate sheet. I have 50 sheets named:run1, run2, ., run50. In each sheet I have following data: PipeID of broken pipes and pipeID of leaked pipes. (In each run only few pipe out of 1500 pipes are broken or leaked, relativley a very small number of pipes) Now I want to perform a countif command over these 50 sheets separetly for leaks and breaks, and write result in "original sheet" in front of each PipeID for leaks and break separately.? Solution one) Easiest way I can perform countif for each sheet separately and write result in "original" sheet, then I can add these 50 cells. Better solution) Question one: I was wondering if it is possible to perform countif command over 50 sheets at ones. Question 2) My method is very straight forward and easy but with no talent on it. I would like to know if there is any smarter way to count number of cells over more than one sheet? -- Rasoul Khoshravan Azar Civil Engineer, Osaka, Japan |
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