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Using a function to count cells based on multiple criteria
I am trying to count the values of a cell range based on two different cell
ranges containing certain data. For example: cell range a2 - a4 contains apples cell range a5 - a8 contains pears cell range a9 - a10 contains apples and cell range d2 - d7 contains red and cell range d8 - d10 contains green count cell range d2-d10 that has a value of red AND cell range a2-a10 has a value of apples and return a value of 5 (5 records/rows have a value of apples and red) Does this make sense? Thanks |
Using a function to count cells based on multiple criteria
return a value of 5 (5 records/rows have a value of apples and red)
Does this make sense? No. The correct result would be 3. Here's how you do it: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A10="apples"),--(D2:D10="red")) Or, use cells to hold the ctieria: E1 = apples F1 = red =SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A10=E1),--(D2:D10=F1)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Rae" wrote in message ... I am trying to count the values of a cell range based on two different cell ranges containing certain data. For example: cell range a2 - a4 contains apples cell range a5 - a8 contains pears cell range a9 - a10 contains apples and cell range d2 - d7 contains red and cell range d8 - d10 contains green count cell range d2-d10 that has a value of red AND cell range a2-a10 has a value of apples and return a value of 5 (5 records/rows have a value of apples and red) Does this make sense? Thanks |
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