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Counting on 2 criteria
Hi,
I am trying to count the number of entries in a spreadsheet where i have 2 criteria. One column contains the dept name eg "Sales" and another is a score which is calculated from a formula. I've tried Countif's and sum products but with no luck. =SUMPRODUCT((€˜live risks!b2:b100="Rollout")*(€˜live risks!n2:n100=8)) does not work. I have tried using an AND command with Counif, but with no luck. Thanks -- Richie |
Counting on 2 criteria
Are you sure those cells containing Rollout do not have any spaces at
the end? Could your numbers in column N actually be text values that look like numbers? Here are some variations you could try: =SUMPRODUCT((LEFT(‘live risks’!b2:b100,7)="Rollout")*(‘live risks’! n2:n100=8)) =SUMPRODUCT((LEFT(‘live risks’!b2:b100,7)="Rollout")*(‘live risks’! n2:n100="8")) Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 10, 3:04*pm, Richie wrote: Hi, I am trying to count the number of entries in a spreadsheet where i have 2 criteria. One column contains the dept name eg "Sales" and another is a score which is calculated from a formula. I've tried Countif's and sum products but with no luck. =SUMPRODUCT((‘live risks’!b2:b100="Rollout")*(‘live risks’!n2:n100=8)) does not work. I have tried using an AND command with Counif, but with no luck. Thanks -- Richie |
Counting on 2 criteria
Your syntax appears correct. What is the result that you get...and what
should it be? -- "Richie" wrote in message ... Hi, I am trying to count the number of entries in a spreadsheet where i have 2 criteria. One column contains the dept name eg "Sales" and another is a score which is calculated from a formula. I've tried Countif's and sum products but with no luck. =SUMPRODUCT(('live risks'!b2:b100="Rollout")*('live risks'!n2:n100=8)) does not work. I have tried using an AND command with Counif, but with no luck. Thanks -- Richie |
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