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Short Version:
how do I do: =SUMPRODUCT((B$2!$E$8:$E$100) * (B$2!$F$8:$F$100 = "*"&$A2&"*")) Long Version: How do I count the occurances or a sub-string in a range of cells of strings, with a weighting. COUNTIF does the occurances but, and SUMPRODUCT does the weighting, but how do I combine them? eg. a|b|c, 4 a|c, 2 c, 4 gives me: 6 a's 10 c's 4 b's I would also like to do this across different sheets (b$2! bit in the short version), but this is less important as I can just change to formula slightly. -- Phil Standen |
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