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Hi,
Looking for a formula that will allow me to count how many numbers in a range fall between larger than 50% and smaller than 85% as well as larger than 85% and less than 100%. Currrently I am using a countif(range,<.5) and countif(range.5) but if I want to expand my criteria to count how many are 85 and 100, the values for 100 are in with the values from 85 and subtracting them gives me a negative number. Any ideas? |
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Try this
=COUNTIF(A1:A96,"50%")-COUNTIF(A1:A96,"85%") =COUNTIF(A1:A96,"85%")-COUNTIF(A1:A96,"100%") Mike Mike "Chris" wrote: Hi, Looking for a formula that will allow me to count how many numbers in a range fall between larger than 50% and smaller than 85% as well as larger than 85% and less than 100%. Currrently I am using a countif(range,<.5) and countif(range.5) but if I want to expand my criteria to count how many are 85 and 100, the values for 100 are in with the values from 85 and subtracting them gives me a negative number. Any ideas? |
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Chris,
Typically, for any band =countif(range,lowerlimit)-countif(range,upperlimit) OR =countif(range,<upperlimit)-countif(range,<lowerlimit) So, for your specific problem, for example: =COUNTIF(A:A,"85")-COUNTIF(A:A,"100") Of course, you may need to use = or <= in one or both of the comparisons, depending on how you want to handle border issues. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Chris" wrote in message ... Hi, Looking for a formula that will allow me to count how many numbers in a range fall between larger than 50% and smaller than 85% as well as larger than 85% and less than 100%. Currrently I am using a countif(range,<.5) and countif(range.5) but if I want to expand my criteria to count how many are 85 and 100, the values for 100 are in with the values from 85 and subtracting them gives me a negative number. Any ideas? |
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=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100.5),--(A1:A100<.85))
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100.85),--(A1:A100<1)) Hope this helps. -- John C "Chris" wrote: Hi, Looking for a formula that will allow me to count how many numbers in a range fall between larger than 50% and smaller than 85% as well as larger than 85% and less than 100%. Currrently I am using a countif(range,<.5) and countif(range.5) but if I want to expand my criteria to count how many are 85 and 100, the values for 100 are in with the values from 85 and subtracting them gives me a negative number. Any ideas? |
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=SUM(COUNTIF(A:A,{"0.5","=0.85"})*{1,-1})
=SUM(COUNTIF(A:A,{"0.85","=1"})*{1,-1}) "Chris" wrote: Hi, Looking for a formula that will allow me to count how many numbers in a range fall between larger than 50% and smaller than 85% as well as larger than 85% and less than 100%. Currrently I am using a countif(range,<.5) and countif(range.5) but if I want to expand my criteria to count how many are 85 and 100, the values for 100 are in with the values from 85 and subtracting them gives me a negative number. Any ideas? |
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