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Where your matrix is A1:C15 and D1 contains the i-th element your looking
for, try =COUNTIF(B1:B15,INDEX(B1:B15,D1))=8 If your table is dynamic and you always want to count the i-th element from the second column, try: =COUNTIF(INDEX(MATRIX,0,2), INDEX(INDEX(MATRIX,0,2),D1))=8 where MATRIX is your named range. "pete" wrote: i am interested in performing a task that will describe in terms of pseudo-code: if i were doing this with a programming language, then i would write a program that takes in a matrix as a parameter. this would be an n x 3 matrix. i would then get the second column vector (representing products) and iterate through it. i would check whether the count of the i-th element in the vector is greater or equal to 8. i guess i can try to invest time for trying to do this in VB but i'd rather not; my data is in an Excel worksheet so i want to just that application the Excel Help page for Advanced Filter is not too helpful with respect to what i want to accomplish many thanks, pete |
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