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Hello,
I have read many of the posts on this site on this subject, but I am still not able to get the formula to work. I have 2 columns that I am considering: Column F and Column G My current attemt is: {=SUM(IF($F$3:$F$37=$C59,IF(G$3:G$37G$52,G$3:G$37 ),0))} This expression seems to work to give me the correct sum. But instead of a sum, I would like to use Count. when I try to replace the word Sum and use the word count, it counts all of the rows. Not what I want to do. Here is a copy of how the formula was in with count: {=COUNT(IF($F$3:$F$37=$C59,IF(G$3:G$37G$52,G$3:G$ 37),0))} Thanks for any help. |
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