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Count number 75% and < 90%
I am trying to calculate the number of people that have achieved a % rating
between 75% and 90%. All of the data is in one column. I have tried countif, this only allows one set of criteria : =COUNTIF(R:R,"90%"), I cannot get any results with DCOUNT either. |
Count number 75% and < 90%
Sassy,
Try =COUNTIF(A:A,"<90%")-(COUNTIF(A:A,"<75%")) Format as general Mike "Sassy" wrote: I am trying to calculate the number of people that have achieved a % rating between 75% and 90%. All of the data is in one column. I have tried countif, this only allows one set of criteria : =COUNTIF(R:R,"90%"), I cannot get any results with DCOUNT either. |
Count number 75% and < 90%
Hi Mike,
This works great, thanks Honey Bunny. This left me sleepless last night. S "Mike H" wrote: Sassy, Try =COUNTIF(A:A,"<90%")-(COUNTIF(A:A,"<75%")) Format as general Mike "Sassy" wrote: I am trying to calculate the number of people that have achieved a % rating between 75% and 90%. All of the data is in one column. I have tried countif, this only allows one set of criteria : =COUNTIF(R:R,"90%"), I cannot get any results with DCOUNT either. |
Count number 75% and < 90%
Then take a nap now. Thanks for the feedback.
"Sassy" wrote: Hi Mike, This works great, thanks Honey Bunny. This left me sleepless last night. S "Mike H" wrote: Sassy, Try =COUNTIF(A:A,"<90%")-(COUNTIF(A:A,"<75%")) Format as general Mike "Sassy" wrote: I am trying to calculate the number of people that have achieved a % rating between 75% and 90%. All of the data is in one column. I have tried countif, this only allows one set of criteria : =COUNTIF(R:R,"90%"), I cannot get any results with DCOUNT either. |
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