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Aaron Hodson \(Coversure\)

sumif? countif?
 
Hello,

I need some help with the following:

I require cell K3 (in worksheet named 'brokers') to count the number of
times the data in A3 matches those in mar!B:B.
I have acheived this by using formula: =COUNTIF(mar!B:B,Brokers!A:A)

However, i now need to insert another arguement, where in addition to the
above, only count if mar!M:M contains the letter 'y'.

Please help,

Thanks

Aaron


Pete_UK

sumif? countif?
 
You can only use COUNTIF (and SUMIF) if there is only one condition.
Try this instead:

=SUMPRODUCT((mar!B1:B100=Brokers!A3)*(mar!M1:M100= "y"))

Note that you can't use full-column references (unless you have
XL2007), so adjust the ranges to suit.

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Sep 3, 11:51*am, "Aaron Hodson \(Coversure\)"
wrote:
Hello,

I need some help with the following:

I require cell K3 (in worksheet named 'brokers') to count the number of
times the data in A3 matches those in mar!B:B.
I have acheived this by using formula: =COUNTIF(mar!B:B,Brokers!A:A)

However, i now need to insert another arguement, where in addition to the
above, only count if mar!M:M contains the letter 'y'.

Please help,

Thanks

Aaron



Aaron Hodson \(Coversure\)

sumif? countif?
 
Works perfectly!

Thank you very much for your help.

"Pete_UK" wrote in message
...
You can only use COUNTIF (and SUMIF) if there is only one condition.
Try this instead:

=SUMPRODUCT((mar!B1:B100=Brokers!A3)*(mar!M1:M100= "y"))

Note that you can't use full-column references (unless you have
XL2007), so adjust the ranges to suit.

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Sep 3, 11:51 am, "Aaron Hodson \(Coversure\)"
wrote:
Hello,

I need some help with the following:

I require cell K3 (in worksheet named 'brokers') to count the number of
times the data in A3 matches those in mar!B:B.
I have acheived this by using formula: =COUNTIF(mar!B:B,Brokers!A:A)

However, i now need to insert another arguement, where in addition to the
above, only count if mar!M:M contains the letter 'y'.

Please help,

Thanks

Aaron



Pete_UK

sumif? countif?
 
You're welcome - thanks for feeding back.

Pete

On Sep 3, 2:45*pm, "Aaron Hodson \(Coversure\)"
wrote:
Works perfectly!

Thank you very much for your help.



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