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I created a formula in Excel 2007:

=COUNTIFS(Workflow!G9:G305,"New Facility",Workflow!S9:S305,"Yes") and
=SUMIFS(Workflow!U9:U305,Workflow!G9:G305,"New
Facility",Workflow!S9:S305,"Yes",Workflow!U9:U305, "0")

but it will appear that "COUNTIFS" and "SUMIFS" are not available in excel
2003.

Do you perhaps know which alternatives i can use?

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COUNTIFS and SUMIFS are new to Excel 2007.

Try

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Workflow!G9:G305="New Facility"),--(Workflow!S9:S305="Yes"))

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Workflow!G9:G305="New
Facility"),--(Workflow!S9:S305="Yes"), --(Workflow!U9:U3050),Workflow!U9:U305)

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I created a formula in Excel 2007:

=COUNTIFS(Workflow!G9:G305,"New Facility",Workflow!S9:S305,"Yes") and
=SUMIFS(Workflow!U9:U305,Workflow!G9:G305,"New
Facility",Workflow!S9:S305,"Yes",Workflow!U9:U305, "0")

but it will appear that "COUNTIFS" and "SUMIFS" are not available in excel
2003.

Do you perhaps know which alternatives i can use?

--
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Bob

Thanks for the feedback but it is ignoreing the second part off the rule
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Workflow!G9:G305="New Facility"),--(Workflow!S9:S305="Yes"))

I have 7 "New Facility" fields but only 2 with "Yes" The answer should be 2
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"Bob Phillips" wrote:

COUNTIFS and SUMIFS are new to Excel 2007.

Try

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Workflow!G9:G305="New Facility"),--(Workflow!S9:S305="Yes"))

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Workflow!G9:G305="New
Facility"),--(Workflow!S9:S305="Yes"), --(Workflow!U9:U3050),Workflow!U9:U305)

--
---
HTH

Bob


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I created a formula in Excel 2007:

=COUNTIFS(Workflow!G9:G305,"New Facility",Workflow!S9:S305,"Yes") and
=SUMIFS(Workflow!U9:U305,Workflow!G9:G305,"New
Facility",Workflow!S9:S305,"Yes",Workflow!U9:U305, "0")

but it will appear that "COUNTIFS" and "SUMIFS" are not available in excel
2003.

Do you perhaps know which alternatives i can use?

--
Andrew




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I bet you have hidden rows in your data and you're not seeing all 7 rows that
match.

Andrew wrote:

Bob

Thanks for the feedback but it is ignoreing the second part off the rule
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Workflow!G9:G305="New Facility"),--(Workflow!S9:S305="Yes"))

I have 7 "New Facility" fields but only 2 with "Yes" The answer should be 2
--
Andrew

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

COUNTIFS and SUMIFS are new to Excel 2007.

Try

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Workflow!G9:G305="New Facility"),--(Workflow!S9:S305="Yes"))

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Workflow!G9:G305="New
Facility"),--(Workflow!S9:S305="Yes"), --(Workflow!U9:U3050),Workflow!U9:U305)

--
---
HTH

Bob


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I created a formula in Excel 2007:

=COUNTIFS(Workflow!G9:G305,"New Facility",Workflow!S9:S305,"Yes") and
=SUMIFS(Workflow!U9:U305,Workflow!G9:G305,"New
Facility",Workflow!S9:S305,"Yes",Workflow!U9:U305, "0")

but it will appear that "COUNTIFS" and "SUMIFS" are not available in excel
2003.

Do you perhaps know which alternatives i can use?

--
Andrew





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Dave

All Rows open nothing hidden
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"Dave Peterson" wrote:

I bet you have hidden rows in your data and you're not seeing all 7 rows that
match.

Andrew wrote:

Bob

Thanks for the feedback but it is ignoreing the second part off the rule
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Workflow!G9:G305="New Facility"),--(Workflow!S9:S305="Yes"))

I have 7 "New Facility" fields but only 2 with "Yes" The answer should be 2
--
Andrew

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

COUNTIFS and SUMIFS are new to Excel 2007.

Try

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Workflow!G9:G305="New Facility"),--(Workflow!S9:S305="Yes"))

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Workflow!G9:G305="New
Facility"),--(Workflow!S9:S305="Yes"), --(Workflow!U9:U3050),Workflow!U9:U305)

--
---
HTH

Bob


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I created a formula in Excel 2007:

=COUNTIFS(Workflow!G9:G305,"New Facility",Workflow!S9:S305,"Yes") and
=SUMIFS(Workflow!U9:U305,Workflow!G9:G305,"New
Facility",Workflow!S9:S305,"Yes",Workflow!U9:U305, "0")

but it will appear that "COUNTIFS" and "SUMIFS" are not available in excel
2003.

Do you perhaps know which alternatives i can use?

--
Andrew




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Do you have calculation set to automatic or manual?
(Tools|Options|calculation tab)

If you have it set to automatic, I'd bet a dollar, you're missing a few when you
count.

How about adding a filter to that data.

Filter to show "new Facility" in G9:G305 (add headers in row 8 if you need to)
and filter to show "Yes" in s9:s305.

You'll see 7 rows.

If you have it set to manual, never mind that bet!

Andrew wrote:

Dave

All Rows open nothing hidden
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"Dave Peterson" wrote:

I bet you have hidden rows in your data and you're not seeing all 7 rows that
match.

Andrew wrote:

Bob

Thanks for the feedback but it is ignoreing the second part off the rule
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Workflow!G9:G305="New Facility"),--(Workflow!S9:S305="Yes"))

I have 7 "New Facility" fields but only 2 with "Yes" The answer should be 2
--
Andrew

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

COUNTIFS and SUMIFS are new to Excel 2007.

Try

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Workflow!G9:G305="New Facility"),--(Workflow!S9:S305="Yes"))

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Workflow!G9:G305="New
Facility"),--(Workflow!S9:S305="Yes"), --(Workflow!U9:U3050),Workflow!U9:U305)

--
---
HTH

Bob


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I created a formula in Excel 2007:

=COUNTIFS(Workflow!G9:G305,"New Facility",Workflow!S9:S305,"Yes") and
=SUMIFS(Workflow!U9:U305,Workflow!G9:G305,"New
Facility",Workflow!S9:S305,"Yes",Workflow!U9:U305, "0")

but it will appear that "COUNTIFS" and "SUMIFS" are not available in excel
2003.

Do you perhaps know which alternatives i can use?

--
Andrew




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On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 08:25:01 -0800, Andrew
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Bob

Thanks for the feedback but it is ignoreing the second part off the rule
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Workflow!G9:G305="New Facility"),--(Workflow!S9:S305="Yes"))

I have 7 "New Facility" fields but only 2 with "Yes" The answer should be 2
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What result do you get?

If you are getting a zero, then what you see as "Yes" does not contain "Yes".
It probably also contains a <space or a <nbsp.


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On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 08:25:01 -0800, Andrew

wrote:

Bob

Thanks for the feedback but it is ignoreing the second part off the rule
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Workflow!G9:G305="New
Facility"),--(Workflow!S9:S305="Yes"))

I have 7 "New Facility" fields but only 2 with "Yes" The answer should be
2
--
Andrew


What result do you get?

If you are getting a zero, then what you see as "Yes" does not contain
"Yes".
It probably also contains a <space or a <nbsp.


--ron


But this doesn't make sense:

In 2007 COUNTIFS is working perfectly


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On Fri, 25 Jan 2008 12:44:11 -0500, "T. Valko" wrote:

But this doesn't make sense:

In 2007 COUNTIFS is working perfectly


That assumes that he opened the exact same workbook in 2007 and then in 2003.
If that is the case, then I would agree with you about it not making sense
because the data should be the same.

But he did not indicate that he had done that.
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