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Excel 2003 not support COUNTIFS function so How do I convert the
following formula in order to run on Excel 2007 ?

COUNTIFS('Raw Data'!$E:$E,"<=4",'Raw Data'!$I:$I,"1")

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Hi
Try COUNTIF. There is no COUNTIFS function.
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On Jun 9, 9:51*am, wrote:
Excel 2003 not support COUNTIFS function so How do I convert the
following formula in order to run on Excel 2007 ?

COUNTIFS('Raw Data'!$E:$E,"<=4",'Raw Data'!$I:$I,"1")

Regards,
Tee


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Default COUNTIFS function not supported in Excel 2003

Maybe

=SUMPRODUCT(('Raw Data'!E1:E1000<=4)*('Raw Data'!L1:L1000=1))

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Excel 2003 not support COUNTIFS function so How do I convert the
following formula in order to run on Excel 2007 ?

COUNTIFS('Raw Data'!$E:$E,"<=4",'Raw Data'!$I:$I,"1")

Regards,
Tee

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