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How do I count in column A when it meets all criteria in three col
Here's my example:
Column A Column B Column C 2 North Donna 09/26/06 3 South Abby 4 North Donna 5 North Donna 6 North Abby 7 North Cindy 09/01/06 I want to count column A when column C is blank, column B is Donna, and column is North. The answer would be two (2). Any help would be great! Thanks! |
How do I count in column A when it meets all criteria in three col
=SUMPRODUCT(--(C1:C6=""),--(B1:B6="Donna"),--(A1:A6="North"))
-- Allllen "dereksmom" wrote: Here's my example: Col A Col B Col C 2 North Donna 09/26/06 3 South Abby 4 North Donna 5 North Donna 6 North Abby 7 North Cindy 09/01/06 I want to count column A when column C is blank, column B is Donna, and column is North. The answer would be two (2). Any help would be great! Thanks! |
How do I count in column A when it meets all criteria in three col
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=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A7="North"),--(B2:B7="Donna"),--(C2:C7="")) Hope this helps! In article , dereksmom wrote: Here's my example: Column A Column B Column C 2 North Donna 09/26/06 3 South Abby 4 North Donna 5 North Donna 6 North Abby 7 North Cindy 09/01/06 I want to count column A when column C is blank, column B is Donna, and column is North. The answer would be two (2). Any help would be great! Thanks! |
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