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Receiving #VALUE! when using examples from Microsoft Excel, why?
Using an example from "Count how often multiple text or number values occur
by using functions" returns #VALUE! Why? Currently using Excel 2002 with Add-Ins Conditional Sum Wizard, Solver Add-in, and Lookup Wizard. fx: =SUM(IF(A2:A7="Buchanan",IF(B2:B7<9000,1,0))) I have tried using other examples using COUNT and get same results. I have two columns, one is a number the other text, that need to match two logicals to return a sum or count of those that match. Please help - Thanks, RickG |
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