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Need help with countif function
Hi,
I am trying to produce a count from the following sample data (actual data over 2000 rows!)..driving me nuts..tried countif but not sure how to implement it because of dates and multiple criteria Region Date North 01/01/05 South 04/05/06 West East 09/04/01 North 04/03/04 South 11/01/03 West 15/03/01 East North 14/12/04 Total by date North 3 South 2 East 1 West 1 I can this can be done in a pivot table but I need a worksheet function (trust me...if easier for a colleague!) Can someone help? Thanks Chris |
Need help with countif function
I'm assuming you want a count of, say, "East" that has a date beside it. In
this formula it only counts "East", but omits the ones in which the cell to the right is blank. =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A5000="East"),--(B1:B5000<"")) HTH, Paul wrote in message ups.com... Hi, I am trying to produce a count from the following sample data (actual data over 2000 rows!)..driving me nuts..tried countif but not sure how to implement it because of dates and multiple criteria Region Date North 01/01/05 South 04/05/06 West East 09/04/01 North 04/03/04 South 11/01/03 West 15/03/01 East North 14/12/04 Total by date North 3 South 2 East 1 West 1 I can this can be done in a pivot table but I need a worksheet function (trust me...if easier for a colleague!) Can someone help? Thanks Chris |
Need help with countif function
I'm not exactly sure what you want, but try something like this
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A2000="North"),--(isblank(B1:B2000)=False)) You *may* need to activate with CTRL SHIFT ENTER (but I don't think so) " wrote: Hi, I am trying to produce a count from the following sample data (actual data over 2000 rows!)..driving me nuts..tried countif but not sure how to implement it because of dates and multiple criteria Region Date North 01/01/05 South 04/05/06 West East 09/04/01 North 04/03/04 South 11/01/03 West 15/03/01 East North 14/12/04 Total by date North 3 South 2 East 1 West 1 I can this can be done in a pivot table but I need a worksheet function (trust me...if easier for a colleague!) Can someone help? Thanks Chris |
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