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Vlookup, sumif, multiple criteria
Hope i'll be able to explain my problem.
I have in a worksheet the following 3 -column Database (in reality is much longer and with much more many columns): Albania 5.50% 44 Argentina 8.77% 13 Armenia 13.70% 2 Australia 3.16% 82 Austria 2.93% 85 Azerbaijan 26.03% 1 Bahrain 7.01% 26 Barbados 4.03% 69 Belarus 7.37% 23 Belgium 2.52% 92 Belize 3.62% 79 Bolivia 4.29% 65 In another worksheet i create a column-list, that i might change, called CLUSTER 1 in which i decide how to cluster countries. For example i have a list that says: Albania, Austra, Bolivia, and I also named this list "cluster1". I am looking for a formula that gives me the sumproduct(columns B and C). for those countries in Cluster 1. More in general, which is the formula that allows me to say if a country belongs or not to a range of cells? something like if(argentina ={Cluster1},IN,OUT) thanks a lot |
Vlookup, sumif, multiple criteria
Hello lorenzo,
for the first qusetion try =SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER(MATCH(A2:A100,cluster,0)),B2:B100,C2:C100 ) and for the second =IF(COUNTIF(cluster,F2),"In","Out") where F2 contains a specific country "lorenzo" wrote: Hope i'll be able to explain my problem. I have in a worksheet the following 3 -column Database (in reality is much longer and with much more many columns): Albania 5.50% 44 Argentina 8.77% 13 Armenia 13.70% 2 Australia 3.16% 82 Austria 2.93% 85 Azerbaijan 26.03% 1 Bahrain 7.01% 26 Barbados 4.03% 69 Belarus 7.37% 23 Belgium 2.52% 92 Belize 3.62% 79 Bolivia 4.29% 65 In another worksheet i create a column-list, that i might change, called CLUSTER 1 in which i decide how to cluster countries. For example i have a list that says: Albania, Austra, Bolivia, and I also named this list "cluster1". I am looking for a formula that gives me the sumproduct(columns B and C). for those countries in Cluster 1. More in general, which is the formula that allows me to say if a country belongs or not to a range of cells? something like if(argentina ={Cluster1},IN,OUT) thanks a lot |
Vlookup, sumif, multiple criteria
Thanks really a lot.
regarding the last point, where you have F2, how can i have the column A of the first worksheet? I'd like something like Countif(cluster,world) assuming i name "world" my entire list of countries how to do it? thanks On Aug 13, 7:37 pm, daddylonglegs wrote: Hello lorenzo, for the first qusetion try =SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER(MATCH(A2:A100,cluster,0)),B2:B100,C2:C100 ) and for the second =IF(COUNTIF(cluster,F2),"In","Out") where F2 contains a specific country "lorenzo" wrote: Hope i'll be able to explain my problem. I have in a worksheet the following 3 -column Database (in reality is much longer and with much more many columns): Albania 5.50% 44 Argentina 8.77% 13 Armenia 13.70% 2 Australia 3.16% 82 Austria 2.93% 85 Azerbaijan 26.03% 1 Bahrain 7.01% 26 Barbados 4.03% 69 Belarus 7.37% 23 Belgium 2.52% 92 Belize 3.62% 79 Bolivia 4.29% 65 In another worksheet i create a column-list, that i might change, called CLUSTER 1 in which i decide how to cluster countries. For example i have a list that says: Albania, Austra, Bolivia, and I also named this list "cluster1". I am looking for a formula that gives me the sumproduct(columns B and C). for those countries in Cluster 1. More in general, which is the formula that allows me to say if a country belongs or not to a range of cells? something like if(argentina ={Cluster1},IN,OUT) thanks a lot |
Vlookup, sumif, multiple criteria
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what is the "--" you have after the first parenthesis? On Aug 13, 7:37 pm, daddylonglegs wrote: Hello lorenzo, for the first qusetion try =SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER(MATCH(A2:A100,cluster,0)),B2:B100,C2:C100 ) |
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