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I have a situation where there are 4 columns of rates from different
suppliers. The suppliers have only submitted rates for the locations they can do and these rates are listed by state. Those locations where they cannot provide the service have a zero in their field for those locations. The zeros have to remain to show that that they are zero and not just forgotten. What I need to do is to count the list of rates only for non-zero rates and do this by state. I know I could autofilter the data and count from that but I'm looking for something a little bit more sophisticated than that. The countif and counta functions should be involved here and exactly what is the difference between these two. Any help appreciated. |
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