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Hi,
Assuming you are starting in row 1 put this in c1 and drag down to solve for each value in Column A =COUNT(IF(A1$B$1:$B$10,$B$1:$B$10,FALSE)) It's an array formula so coommit with Ctrl+Shift+Enter NOT just enter. Mike "Rocky4460" wrote: Can anyone suggest a formula for this? Basically, I'm trying to find out how many times does a number on the data 1 column exceed the numbers on the data 2 column. Data 1 Data 2 Value 4 3 5 18 10 1 4 2 The result should say for the 'value' column 3, since 4 3,1,2 but less than 18 similiarly for 5, the result should be 3 and so on. Thanks, I tried the countif method, but does not help. |
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