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I am trying to count number of entries in a column meeting 2 conditions - one
condition being column1 values being =100% & column2 values = "Text". I am getting total number of entries meeting Column2="Text" minus Column1=100% -- Alisaheb |
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If your data set is as follows:
A B 100% empty 56% yes 107% no 103% text 75% text if your intended total is 5 then use the formuale as follows: =SUM(COUNTIF(A:A,"=100%"),COUNTIF(B:B,"TEXT")) jatman "alisaheb" wrote: I am trying to count number of entries in a column meeting 2 conditions - one condition being column1 values being =100% & column2 values = "Text". I am getting total number of entries meeting Column2="Text" minus Column1=100% -- Alisaheb |
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=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A200=100%),--(B2:B200="TEXT"))
-- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "alisaheb" wrote in message ... I am trying to count number of entries in a column meeting 2 conditions - one condition being column1 values being =100% & column2 values = "Text". I am getting total number of entries meeting Column2="Text" minus Column1=100% -- Alisaheb |
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my intended total is 3 from your example as only 3 entries are =100%
-- Alisaheb "jatman" wrote: If your data set is as follows: A B 100% empty 56% yes 107% no 103% text 75% text if your intended total is 5 then use the formuale as follows: =SUM(COUNTIF(A:A,"=100%"),COUNTIF(B:B,"TEXT")) jatman "alisaheb" wrote: I am trying to count number of entries in a column meeting 2 conditions - one condition being column1 values being =100% & column2 values = "Text". I am getting total number of entries meeting Column2="Text" minus Column1=100% -- Alisaheb |
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Thanks for the solution, I got the correct answer.
-- Alisaheb "Bob Phillips" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A200=100%),--(B2:B200="TEXT")) -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "alisaheb" wrote in message ... I am trying to count number of entries in a column meeting 2 conditions - one condition being column1 values being =100% & column2 values = "Text". I am getting total number of entries meeting Column2="Text" minus Column1=100% -- Alisaheb |
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