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CountIF Statement combining 2 different pieces of data
I have a spreadsheet with many columns, the two I need to use are Tier and
Type - I am trying to write a COUNTIF statement that finds a single tier such as "US Regional: and find two types i.e. ("Airline" and "R4"). I want to find all the entries for "US Regional" that contain both the "airline" and "R4" types. My Example =COUNTIF(K1:K78, "US Regional") AND COUNTIF(G1:G78, "Airline"). Explanation: I may have 12 entries for US Regional and 1 entry for "Airline" and 8 entries for "R4". So I would like to see 9 lines showing up, US Regional, Airline and 8 US Regional entries and 8 entries for "R4". |
CountIF Statement combining 2 different pieces of data
If you are using Excel 2007, try using COUNTIFS. I believe you'll need
=COUNTIFS(K1:K78, "US Regional",G1:G78, "Airline") If in Excel 2003 (could also use in 2007) , you'll need to use SUMPRODUCT =SUMPRODUCT(--(K1:K78 = "US Regional"),--(G1:G78= "Airline")) -- HTH, Barb Reinhardt "NormaD" wrote: I have a spreadsheet with many columns, the two I need to use are Tier and Type - I am trying to write a COUNTIF statement that finds a single tier such as "US Regional: and find two types i.e. ("Airline" and "R4"). I want to find all the entries for "US Regional" that contain both the "airline" and "R4" types. My Example =COUNTIF(K1:K78, "US Regional") AND COUNTIF(G1:G78, "Airline"). Explanation: I may have 12 entries for US Regional and 1 entry for "Airline" and 8 entries for "R4". So I would like to see 9 lines showing up, US Regional, Airline and 8 US Regional entries and 8 entries for "R4". |
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