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Counting ranges
Hello,
I have a range of numbers in 2 columns; 1st column are the observed values and the 2nd column are the counts. What I need to do is create ranges for those 2 columns and count them. The example below show this: Duration Freq 2 4 3 4 So the result should be that Column D = 2-3 (range of numbers) Column E = 8 (sum of the counts for each) Is there a formula that can accomplish this, please? Thank you in advance, Luther |
Counting ranges
MIN(D:D), MAX(D:D), SUM(E:E)
Put row numbers after column letters if desired. Hth, Merjet |
Counting ranges
Thank you for your response. However, I am looking at making this more
flexible; there are more ranges to account for, like 5-8 where the number of values will not always be constant. Example: 1. 5,6,7,8 2. 5,7,8 "merjet" wrote: MIN(D:D), MAX(D:D), SUM(E:E) Put row numbers after column letters if desired. Hth, Merjet |
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