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Greater than # but less than #
I want to do a count of how many #'s are between this %range (ex <=80%, <+99)
I am not having any luck doing this. Any help would be great! thanks -- PH3 |
Greater than # but less than #
I'll assume you really mean,
greater then or equal to 80% and less then or equal to 99% With data in A1 to A50, try one of these: =Countif(A1:A50,"=80%")-Countif(A1:A50,"99%") OR =Sumproduct((A1:A50=80%)*(A1:A50<=99%)) -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "ph3nom3nalwoman" wrote in message ... I want to do a count of how many #'s are between this %range (ex <=80%, <+99) I am not having any luck doing this. Any help would be great! thanks -- PH3 |
Greater than # but less than #
In cell B1 enter:
=COUNTIF(A:A,"<.99")-COUNTIF(A:A,"<0.8") so if column A had: 0.8 0.85 0.98 0.999 0.7 the formula gives back 3 -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200789 "ph3nom3nalwoman" wrote: I want to do a count of how many #'s are between this %range (ex <=80%, <+99) I am not having any luck doing this. Any help would be great! thanks -- PH3 |
Greater than # but less than #
Your example does not define a range (or at least not the kind I think you
are looking for) as they both specify less than type conditions. Also, one is a percentage and the other is not. However, if you have a range such as =2 and <9, you could use this to count it... =SUMPRODUCT((A1:A10=2)*(A1:A10<9)) Just change the 2 and 9 values and the logical operator combinations to match your requirements. Rick "ph3nom3nalwoman" wrote in message ... I want to do a count of how many #'s are between this %range (ex <=80%, <+99) I am not having any luck doing this. Any help would be great! thanks -- PH3 |
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