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plz. i need a help.
How can I use countaif with many conditions or any similar formula? |
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Try and function within countif.
rajesh "A.Mourice" wrote: plz. i need a help. How can I use countaif with many conditions or any similar formula? |
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Unfortunately, Rajesh, Countif is not that smart. You need to use Sumproduct
to achieve the desired results. Regards, Fred. "rajesh" wrote in message ... Try and function within countif. rajesh "A.Mourice" wrote: plz. i need a help. How can I use countaif with many conditions or any similar formula? |
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"A.Mourice" wrote:
How can I use countaif with many conditions or any similar formula? You can use sumproduct for multi-criteria counts Eg in say, C1: =SUMPRODUCT((A1:A10="Peter")*(B1:B1050)) will return the counts of lines where col A contains: Peter AND where col B contains numbers greater than 50 -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:17,500 Files:358 Subscribers:55 xdemechanik --- |
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You would use the SUMPRODUCT formula. There are two forms for it...
=SUMPRODUCT(Condition1*Condition2*etc) or =SUMPRODUCT(--Condition1,--Condition2,--etc) where, for your stated question, Condition1/2/etc. are logical multi-range expressions such as this... (A1:A20<5) Here is some more detailed information about SUMPRODUCT... http://xldynamic.com/source/xld.SUMPRODUCT.html Rick "A.Mourice" wrote in message ... plz. i need a help. How can I use countaif with many conditions or any similar formula? |
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