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Instead of just counting the number of hits in the different intervals
using FREQUENCY, I want to summarize the values of these hits. I have tried several logical functions in combination with SUMIF, but the result so far is no good. Anyone who knows how to do this? Regards, John Martin |
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On 18 mayo, 13:42, wrote:
Instead of just counting the number of hits in the different intervals using FREQUENCY, I want to summarize the values of these hits. I have tried several logical functions in combination with SUMIF, but the result so far is no good. Anyone who knows how to do this? Regards, John Martin Could you explain a little more in detail what you are pretending? Give an example |
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On 18 Mai, 13:52, vsoler wrote:
On 18 mayo, 13:42, wrote: Instead of just counting the number of hits in the different intervals using FREQUENCY, I want to summarize the values of these hits. I have tried several logical functions in combination with SUMIF, but the result so far is no good. Anyone who knows how to do this? Regards, John Martin Could you explain a little more in detail what you are pretending? Give an example OK, I have a sheet called 'data', where I have used the FREQUENCY-function to analyze the content in column D and count how many hits there are in several intervals. On another sheet I have organized the Interval- and Result columns like beneat: Col. A Col. B Interval Results 500000 2493 1000000 867 1500000 458 2000000 207 2500000 68 3000000 29 3500000 15 4000000 9 4500000 7 5000000 3 5000000 24 The formula i.e. cell B2 goes like this: =FREQUENCY('Data'!D:D;Sheet2!A2:A11) And then again this is set up as a matrix-function for range B2:B12 to get the result as shown However, I don't want to know just how many hits there are in the different intervals, I also want to calculate the sum of these hits and put the result i.e. in column C. I hope that was informative :-) Regards, John Martin |
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Insert a new row 2 and put 0 (zero) in A2. Then put this formula in
C3: =SUMPRODUCT((Data!D1:D10000A2)*(Data!D1:D10000<=A 3)*(Data!D1:D10000)) and copy down to C12. Hope this helps. Pete On May 18, 1:20 pm, wrote: On 18 Mai, 13:52, vsoler wrote: On 18 mayo, 13:42, wrote: Instead of just counting the number of hits in the different intervals using FREQUENCY, I want to summarize the values of these hits. I have tried several logical functions in combination with SUMIF, but the result so far is no good. Anyone who knows how to do this? Regards, John Martin Could you explain a little more in detail what you are pretending? Give an example OK, I have a sheet called 'data', where I have used the FREQUENCY-function to analyze the content in column D and count how many hits there are in several intervals. On another sheet I have organized the Interval- and Result columns like beneat: Col. A Col. B Interval Results 500000 2493 1000000 867 1500000 458 2000000 207 2500000 68 3000000 29 3500000 15 4000000 9 4500000 7 5000000 3 5000000 24 The formula i.e. cell B2 goes like this: =FREQUENCY('Data'!D:D;Sheet2!A2:A11) And then again this is set up as a matrix-function for range B2:B12 to get the result as shown However, I don't want to know just how many hits there are in the different intervals, I also want to calculate the sum of these hits and put the result i.e. in column C. I hope that was informative :-) Regards, John Martin |
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in c2 =b2
in c3 =b3+c2 copy c3 down " wrote: On 18 Mai, 13:52, vsoler wrote: On 18 mayo, 13:42, wrote: Instead of just counting the number of hits in the different intervals using FREQUENCY, I want to summarize the values of these hits. I have tried several logical functions in combination with SUMIF, but the result so far is no good. Anyone who knows how to do this? Regards, John Martin Could you explain a little more in detail what you are pretending? Give an example OK, I have a sheet called 'data', where I have used the FREQUENCY-function to analyze the content in column D and count how many hits there are in several intervals. On another sheet I have organized the Interval- and Result columns like beneat: Col. A Col. B Interval Results 500000 2493 1000000 867 1500000 458 2000000 207 2500000 68 3000000 29 3500000 15 4000000 9 4500000 7 5000000 3 5000000 24 The formula i.e. cell B2 goes like this: =FREQUENCY('Data'!D:D;Sheet2!A2:A11) And then again this is set up as a matrix-function for range B2:B12 to get the result as shown However, I don't want to know just how many hits there are in the different intervals, I also want to calculate the sum of these hits and put the result i.e. in column C. I hope that was informative :-) Regards, John Martin |
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Thanks a lot!
Problem solved , case closed :-) Regards, John Martin |
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