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CountIF Help
Can someone please help me with writing a function? I would like to count
the number of cells containing a date given some criteria. The example would be: If Column A is not blank, and Column B contains the word "Open", and Column C contains a date, then count the number of cells in column C that has a date. Thank you |
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If you use Excel 2007, you can use the COUNTIFS function.
Otherwise, you can use this formula: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A:A<""), --(B:B="Open"), --(C:C<0)) I'm assuming that the only things in the column C are dates, or they would be blank. (Note: I don't have excel with me right now, so I didn't get a chance to test the formula above. Sorry about that.) -- Location: Sydney Occupation: Actuarial Consultant (Project Finance/Financial Modeling) "Glenn" wrote: Can someone please help me with writing a function? I would like to count the number of cells containing a date given some criteria. The example would be: If Column A is not blank, and Column B contains the word "Open", and Column C contains a date, then count the number of cells in column C that has a date. Thank you |
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"Harimau" wrote in message ... If you use Excel 2007, you can use the COUNTIFS function. Otherwise, you can use this formula: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A:A<""), --(B:B="Open"), --(C:C<0)) No you can't, SUMPRODUCT prior to Excel 2007 doesn't work with complete columns, you have to specify a range. |
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Harimau,
Thank you for you quick and correct response. I applied your logic to my spreadsheet, which was much more advanced than my example, and it worked! I did note that you did not specify a range for your cells and I knew that I needed to do that with my version of excel. Bob: Thanks for confirming that for me. Thanks again! "Harimau" wrote: If you use Excel 2007, you can use the COUNTIFS function. Otherwise, you can use this formula: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A:A<""), --(B:B="Open"), --(C:C<0)) I'm assuming that the only things in the column C are dates, or they would be blank. (Note: I don't have excel with me right now, so I didn't get a chance to test the formula above. Sorry about that.) -- Location: Sydney Occupation: Actuarial Consultant (Project Finance/Financial Modeling) "Glenn" wrote: Can someone please help me with writing a function? I would like to count the number of cells containing a date given some criteria. The example would be: If Column A is not blank, and Column B contains the word "Open", and Column C contains a date, then count the number of cells in column C that has a date. Thank you |
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