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Sumproduct again?
I have two ranges both of equal size; the first DU11:EL60 contains integers
ranging from 0 to about 60; the second range FE11:FV60 contains integers ranging from 0 to about 25. What I would like to do is count the number of values of 5 or less in the first range when the corresponding cells in the second range is 0. Sandy |
Sumproduct again?
Hi,
Try this, adjust tou to your actual ranges =SUMPRODUCT((DV11:EC11<=5)*(DV12:EC12=0)) Mike "Sandy" wrote: I have two ranges both of equal size; the first DU11:EL60 contains integers ranging from 0 to about 60; the second range FE11:FV60 contains integers ranging from 0 to about 25. What I would like to do is count the number of values of 5 or less in the first range when the corresponding cells in the second range is 0. Sandy |
Sumproduct again?
Perfect Mike - Thank you
Sandy "Mike H" wrote in message ... Hi, Try this, adjust tou to your actual ranges =SUMPRODUCT((DV11:EC11<=5)*(DV12:EC12=0)) Mike "Sandy" wrote: I have two ranges both of equal size; the first DU11:EL60 contains integers ranging from 0 to about 60; the second range FE11:FV60 contains integers ranging from 0 to about 25. What I would like to do is count the number of values of 5 or less in the first range when the corresponding cells in the second range is 0. Sandy |
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