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I have a spreadsheet where I collect data in three columns as follows:
A B C Name Score Month Blue 10 Jan Blue 10 Jan Red 9 Jan I use the sumproduct formula to pull data from the data base into a report. Into one cell I can compare data and pull information in ranges such as the number of cells where there is a score for Blue in January. In the above example the answer is 2. The formula is as follows: =sumproduct(--(A1:A3="blue")--(C1:C3="Jan")) My problem is when there is no score and the cell under column B is blank. When this happens I do not want that counted. I need the formula to ignore and not count that entry. See example: A B C Name Score Month Blue 10 Jan Blue Jan Red 9 Jan In the above example the answer would be 1 since there is no score listed for one of Blue's entries. Is there any way to modify the formula so that correct response of 1 is returned. I need to draw from column A since that is the name of the person I am measuring and I need C as that determines the range based on the month. -- joec |
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