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Sumproduct and wildcard
The data in my sheet is like:
Column A Column B 1 4602546wx 0 4615648dp 1 455586wd 1 465565ab and it is a huge data I want to count all the '1's where they have column B starting with 46. Any help on how can I ahieve this by using wildcard would be greatly appreciated. KD. |
Sumproduct and wildcard
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A1000="1"),--(LEFT(B1:B1000,2)="46"))
If 1s are numbers (not TEXT) then: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A1000=1),--(LEFT(B1:B1000,2)="46")) "kd" wrote: The data in my sheet is like: Column A Column B 1 4602546wx 0 4615648dp 1 455586wd 1 465565ab and it is a huge data I want to count all the '1's where they have column B starting with 46. Any help on how can I ahieve this by using wildcard would be greatly appreciated. KD. |
Sumproduct and wildcard
No need to test for 1 if it is just 1 and 0
=SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT(B1:B1000,2)="46"),A1:A1000) a tad more efficient -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Toppers" wrote in message ... =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A1000="1"),--(LEFT(B1:B1000,2)="46")) If 1s are numbers (not TEXT) then: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A1000=1),--(LEFT(B1:B1000,2)="46")) "kd" wrote: The data in my sheet is like: Column A Column B 1 4602546wx 0 4615648dp 1 455586wd 1 465565ab and it is a huge data I want to count all the '1's where they have column B starting with 46. Any help on how can I ahieve this by using wildcard would be greatly appreciated. KD. |
Sumproduct and wildcard
=SUMIF(B:B,"46*",A:A)
"kd" wrote: The data in my sheet is like: Column A Column B 1 4602546wx 0 4615648dp 1 455586wd 1 465565ab and it is a huge data I want to count all the '1's where they have column B starting with 46. Any help on how can I ahieve this by using wildcard would be greatly appreciated. KD. |
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