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-- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Lawrence" wrote in message ... Bernard and David, you have helped me so much, THANKS, you both pointed me in the right direction, the article that Bernard linked me to gave me what I was looking for to use with the 2003 version I have at work. Now I know how to do it with both the 2003 version at work and the 2007 version I have at home. I ended up using variations of this formula to get what I wanted, it may not be pretty but it works: this for LR's total of attempts =SUM(IF(D2:D42="Y",IF(E2:E42="lr",1,0),0)+IF(D2:D4 2="N",IF(E2:E42="LR",1,0),0)) Thanks again!!! "Lawrence" wrote: OK, this is probably an easy one, but I can't figure it out. We (two of us) keep a list of patients that we put PICCs in, I want to have a small table automatically total the number Attempts, not attempts, and successful placements. so basically, if D3=Y and E3=LR then add one to the number in Attempts (J4) and successful placements (J6). |
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