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Thank you very much.
This solution is really what I was looking for. "Harlan Grove" a écrit dans le message de ... "Pierre Archambault" wrote... ... I need to count in C1:I1 range, the number of times a given number appears next to a "1" in the two columns A1:B14 ... If B1:B14 would only contain zeros or ones, either =SUMPRODUCT(SUMIF(A1:A14,C1:I1,B1:B14)) or =SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIF(C1:I1,A1:A14),B1:B14) Unlike LOOKUP-based formulas, if there were duplicate values in A1:A14, the formulas above would count multiple times. That may be good or bad. |
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