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counting items in a range
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I am using a spreadsheet to organize 15 days' worth of stock market price data. Each day of data (row: symbol in text, low price, high price), in column form, is a bit different from every other days' column of data, because a handful of stocks are added or dropped on an almost daily basis. Each day has more than 7000 stocks. Problem: how do I sort out and discard all the stocks in a column that do NOT appear in each and every of the other 14 days? Though MS Works Spreadsheet is grossly inadequate for the task, there is a way to do it (but it's time-consuming, involving a lot of cutting and pasting and SORT and a choice formula or two). Some shareware spreadsheets have COUNTIF, but I can't get the COUNTIF to reference text (symbol) from another cell for its value. (Method: count each symbol's occurence in the entire 15 days' range of data. Discard every stock that occurs less than 15 times.) Any ideas? |
counting items in a range
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could you post some example data (plain text please - no attachment) and describe your expected result. I think a SUMPRODUCT formula or a pivot table is what you're looking for -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "WMMorgan" schrieb im Newsbeitrag om... This looks like a good place to ask: I am using a spreadsheet to organize 15 days' worth of stock market price data. Each day of data (row: symbol in text, low price, high price), in column form, is a bit different from every other days' column of data, because a handful of stocks are added or dropped on an almost daily basis. Each day has more than 7000 stocks. Problem: how do I sort out and discard all the stocks in a column that do NOT appear in each and every of the other 14 days? Though MS Works Spreadsheet is grossly inadequate for the task, there is a way to do it (but it's time-consuming, involving a lot of cutting and pasting and SORT and a choice formula or two). Some shareware spreadsheets have COUNTIF, but I can't get the COUNTIF to reference text (symbol) from another cell for its value. (Method: count each symbol's occurence in the entire 15 days' range of data. Discard every stock that occurs less than 15 times.) Any ideas? |
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