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the total number of "Very Satisfied" questions there are
I am trying to check if the cells in A1 through A210 equals ADMISSIONS AUTH &
TRANSFERS and if the department question equals Very Satisfied in one worksheet so that I can add the total number of "Very Satisfied" questions there are. Is this the right way to do this? =COUNTIF('FW FILE DUMP'!A1:A210,A2) AND 'FW FILE DUMP'!C1:C209,DEPARTMENTS!A52 =COUNTIF('FW FILE DUMP'!A1:A210,A2) & ('FW FILE DUMP'!C1:C209,"Very Satisfied") |
the total number of "Very Satisfied" questions there are
I think you need to use SUMPRODUCT.
Look at this: http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.SUMPRODUCT.html Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "YouthHelp" wrote: I am trying to check if the cells in A1 through A210 equals ADMISSIONS AUTH & TRANSFERS and if the department question equals Very Satisfied in one worksheet so that I can add the total number of "Very Satisfied" questions there are. Is this the right way to do this? =COUNTIF('FW FILE DUMP'!A1:A210,A2) AND 'FW FILE DUMP'!C1:C209,DEPARTMENTS!A52 =COUNTIF('FW FILE DUMP'!A1:A210,A2) & ('FW FILE DUMP'!C1:C209,"Very Satisfied") |
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