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I'm using Excel [MS Office 2000 Professional in Windows XP] to list new and
continuing students and want to set up a summary sheet that captures numbers of students by category. The lists are set up with a column each for degree program, concentration, specific interest, admission date, graduation date, etc.: Student Name / degree / concentration / interest ... In the summary sheet, I want to tally a count of students in a cross-section of categories -- the number of DSci students, for example, in the EER concentration who have a specific interest in RA. Q1: How can I set up a COUNTIF to include a number of conditions -- that is, to count those entries where (value in col B = DSci) and (value in col C = EER) and (value in col D = RA)? Q2: is there a different way to get at cross-category counts without using COUNTIF? Gail |
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