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Count all but a specific reference cell (countif ?) +
I'm using count if for the master counts of a fantasy football team:
QBs 2 <- =countif($a$3:$a$20,"QB") etc RBs 5 WR/Tes 6 K 1 Def 2 Total 16 Below shows the columns indicating the bye weeks for that particular player. Cat Bye Def 4 QB 5 RB 6 WR 6 QB 6 K 6 WR 6 RB 7 RB 7 RB 8 WR 8 TE 8 WR 8 Def 9 WR 10 RB 10 How can I get the week counts e.g. in week 6 that would show the following (indicating that in week 6, I'll only have these players available): e.g. If 6 was entered in a specific cell(F1), then QBs 1 RBs 4 WR/Tes 4 K 0 Def 2 Total 11 or if 8 was entered in that specific cell(F1), then QBs 2 RBs 4 WR/Tes 3 K 1 Def 2 Total 12 etc Thanks, |
Count all but a specific reference cell (countif ?) +
One way for multi-criteria counting is to use sumproduct ..
Assume source data for Cat, Bye is within A3:B20 In F1 will be the week# (Bye col): In E2 down will be listed the cats eg; QB, RB, WR, TE, etc Then in F2: =SUMPRODUCT((B$3:B$20=F$1)*(A$3:A$20=E2)) with F2 copied down, will return the required "week counts" for each cat For combined cats, eg: WR/TEs, you could easily do the additional roll-ups (sums) in another range, either below/adjacent to col F -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Steve" wrote: I'm using count if for the master counts of a fantasy football team: QBs 2 <- =countif($a$3:$a$20,"QB") etc RBs 5 WR/Tes 6 K 1 Def 2 Total 16 Below shows the columns indicating the bye weeks for that particular player. Cat Bye Def 4 QB 5 RB 6 WR 6 QB 6 K 6 WR 6 RB 7 RB 7 RB 8 WR 8 TE 8 WR 8 Def 9 WR 10 RB 10 How can I get the week counts e.g. in week 6 that would show the following (indicating that in week 6, I'll only have these players available): e.g. If 6 was entered in a specific cell(F1), then QBs 1 RBs 4 WR/Tes 4 K 0 Def 2 Total 11 or if 8 was entered in that specific cell(F1), then QBs 2 RBs 4 WR/Tes 3 K 1 Def 2 Total 12 etc Thanks, |
Count all but a specific reference cell (countif ?) +
Thanks,
Worked great. "Max" wrote: One way for multi-criteria counting is to use sumproduct .. Assume source data for Cat, Bye is within A3:B20 In F1 will be the week# (Bye col): In E2 down will be listed the cats eg; QB, RB, WR, TE, etc Then in F2: =SUMPRODUCT((B$3:B$20=F$1)*(A$3:A$20=E2)) with F2 copied down, will return the required "week counts" for each cat For combined cats, eg: WR/TEs, you could easily do the additional roll-ups (sums) in another range, either below/adjacent to col F -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Steve" wrote: I'm using count if for the master counts of a fantasy football team: QBs 2 <- =countif($a$3:$a$20,"QB") etc RBs 5 WR/Tes 6 K 1 Def 2 Total 16 Below shows the columns indicating the bye weeks for that particular player. Cat Bye Def 4 QB 5 RB 6 WR 6 QB 6 K 6 WR 6 RB 7 RB 7 RB 8 WR 8 TE 8 WR 8 Def 9 WR 10 RB 10 How can I get the week counts e.g. in week 6 that would show the following (indicating that in week 6, I'll only have these players available): e.g. If 6 was entered in a specific cell(F1), then QBs 1 RBs 4 WR/Tes 4 K 0 Def 2 Total 11 or if 8 was entered in that specific cell(F1), then QBs 2 RBs 4 WR/Tes 3 K 1 Def 2 Total 12 etc Thanks, |
Count all but a specific reference cell (countif ?) +
welcome, Steve.
-- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Steve" wrote in message ... Thanks, Worked great. |
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