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COUNTIF & SUBTOTAL
Hi!
Not sure if anyone can help with this one at all... I have a large spreadsheet into which I have added a column containing a COUNTIF function to count how many iterations of a value appear in that column. Here it is: =COUNTIF($B$9:$B$1271,B146) However, I also have filters applied on this worksheet to help me identify records that meet a particular criteria. The problem I have is that if I filter on values in column C, D, etc, the function above doesn't adjust to take account of the fact that some of the records (rows) are now hidden, e.g. if a value appears 10 times in column B, but only four times with the filter applied, the function will still return a value of '10'. Is there any way to make the COUNTIF function have the characteristics of a SUBTOTAL function, i.e. to ignore hidden rows when returning a value? I think some other postings on here may have asked the same thing (in a roundabout way) & the suggested response was to use the data in a pivot table instead. However, I was hoping not to go down that route (yet)... Any help gratefully received..... Thanks, Dickie |
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You don't need to. SUBTOTAL has a count option, 2 for numeric values, 3 for
any value =SUBTOTAL(3, rng) If you wnat SUBTOTAL with a condition, try =SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET($B$9,ROW($B$9:$B$127 1)-ROW($B$9),,1)),--($B$9:$B$1271=B146)) -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Dickie Worton" wrote in message ... Hi! Not sure if anyone can help with this one at all... I have a large spreadsheet into which I have added a column containing a COUNTIF function to count how many iterations of a value appear in that column. Here it is: =COUNTIF($B$9:$B$1271,B146) However, I also have filters applied on this worksheet to help me identify records that meet a particular criteria. The problem I have is that if I filter on values in column C, D, etc, the function above doesn't adjust to take account of the fact that some of the records (rows) are now hidden, e.g. if a value appears 10 times in column B, but only four times with the filter applied, the function will still return a value of '10'. Is there any way to make the COUNTIF function have the characteristics of a SUBTOTAL function, i.e. to ignore hidden rows when returning a value? I think some other postings on here may have asked the same thing (in a roundabout way) & the suggested response was to use the data in a pivot table instead. However, I was hoping not to go down that route (yet)... Any help gratefully received..... Thanks, Dickie |
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To only count the filtered rows, maybe try filling down instead:
=COUNTIF($B$9:$B$1271,B146)*SUBTOTAL(3,B146) On Oct 31, 10:07 am, Dickie Worton wrote: Hi! Not sure if anyone can help with this one at all... I have a large spreadsheet into which I have added a column containing a COUNTIF function to count how many iterations of a value appear in that column. Here it is: =COUNTIF($B$9:$B$1271,B146) However, I also have filters applied on this worksheet to help me identify records that meet a particular criteria. The problem I have is that if I filter on values in column C, D, etc, the function above doesn't adjust to take account of the fact that some of the records (rows) are now hidden, e.g. if a value appears 10 times in column B, but only four times with the filter applied, the function will still return a value of '10'. Is there any way to make the COUNTIF function have the characteristics of a SUBTOTAL function, i.e. to ignore hidden rows when returning a value? I think some other postings on here may have asked the same thing (in a roundabout way) & the suggested response was to use the data in a pivot table instead. However, I was hoping not to go down that route (yet)... Any help gratefully received..... Thanks, Dickie |
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