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I need help with creating a formula. I want to count the total numbe of individuals who meet a certain criteria in one column and a certai criteria in another column. For example: I want to find out the tota number of people who live in Germany and went on a specific trip. Fo argument sake let's say column A is at lists only Y or N for yes an no, and column B is a list of Countries such as Germany, America, etc. I would like to figure out the total number of individuals who have a in column A and the word Germany in column B. This is what I have don so far and it works for counting only those with Germany in column B o a Y in column A: =COUNTIF('[Spreadsheet Name.xls]'!$B:$B,"Germany") or =COUNTIF('[Spreadsheet Name.xls]'!$A:$A,"Y") The first formula will give me the total number of individuals with th word Germany in column B, and the second will give me a total number o individuals with a Y in column A. How can I combine these two formula to come up with one that will only count those individuals who have bot the word Germany in column B and a Y in column A? I appreciate you assistance with this matter. Please respond to Thanks, Frit -- fritzj ----------------------------------------------------------------------- fritzj8's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=2716 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=46677 |
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fritzj8 wrote: I need help with creating a formula. I want to count the total number of individuals who meet a certain criteria in one column and a certain criteria in another column. For example: I want to find out the total number of people who live in Germany and went on a specific trip. For argument sake let's say column A is at lists only Y or N for yes and no, and column B is a list of Countries such as Germany, America, etc. I would like to figure out the total number of individuals who have a Y in column A and the word Germany in column B. This is what I have done so far and it works for counting only those with Germany in column B or a Y in column A: =COUNTIF('[Spreadsheet Name.xls]'!$B:$B,"Germany") or =COUNTIF('[Spreadsheet Name.xls]'!$A:$A,"Y") The first formula will give me the total number of individuals with the word Germany in column B, and the second will give me a total number of individuals with a Y in column A. How can I combine these two formulas to come up with one that will only count those individuals who have both the word Germany in column B and a Y in column A? I appreciate your assistance with this matter. Please respond to Thanks, Fritz -- fritzj8 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ fritzj8's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=27167 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=466774 -- Dave Peterson |
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Try using the DCOUNTA formula
you will have to set up another table to use for the criteria (i.e. germany and y) they have some good examples in excel help section that show you how to use this formula and how to setup the table for the criteria |
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