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I am using this formula to count the number of times that a column M is
=0.5% in the prior 100 days (given as the Referce L$23), only if there is a matching "type" in column K. SUMPRODUCT((OFFSET(K124,1-L$23,,L$23,1)=K125*(OFFSET(M124,1-L$23,,L$23,1)=V20))) But this is not working. I also tried: COUNTIF(OFFSET(K124,1-L$23,,L$23,1),K125-(COUNTIF(OFFSET(M124,1-L$23,,L$23,1),"<.005")))) But this did not work either. Both formulas returned a value of "0" when it should not be 0. Thanks. |
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![]() No idea what is in all those cells, but maybe =SUMPRODUCT((OFFSET(K124,1-L$23,,L$23,1)=K125)*(OFFSET(M124,1-L$23,,L$23,1)=V20)) -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "jtujague" wrote in message ... I am using this formula to count the number of times that a column M is =0.5% in the prior 100 days (given as the Referce L$23), only if there is a matching "type" in column K. SUMPRODUCT((OFFSET(K124,1-L$23,,L$23,1)=K125*(OFFSET(M124,1-L$23,,L$23,1)=V20))) But this is not working. I also tried: COUNTIF(OFFSET(K124,1-L$23,,L$23,1),K125-(COUNTIF(OFFSET(M124,1-L$23,,L$23,1),"<.005")))) But this did not work either. Both formulas returned a value of "0" when it should not be 0. Thanks. |
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