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Finally gave up and have to ask the question..
I have a simple spreadsheet with 5 columns, column B is places, column D is a statement of "Done" or "NOT Done". All I want to do is count the number of records there are per place that are NOT Done. eg column B includes a place called Central London, I want to count the number of records if B= "Central London" and D= "NOT Done". Any assistance would be gratefully received. Many thanks |
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On Sun, 18 Jan 2009 01:28:36 -0000, "Mick"
wrote: Finally gave up and have to ask the question.. I have a simple spreadsheet with 5 columns, column B is places, column D is a statement of "Done" or "NOT Done". All I want to do is count the number of records there are per place that are NOT Done. eg column B includes a place called Central London, I want to count the number of records if B= "Central London" and D= "NOT Done". Any assistance would be gratefully received. Many thanks Try this formula: =SUMPRODUCT((B1:B100="Central London")*(D1:D100="NOT Done")) Change the 100 to suit the size iof your data in column B and D Hope this helps / Lars-Åke |
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Hi,
If you enter the location you want to count in F1 then your formula would be =SUMPRODUCT(--(B1:B100=F1),--(D1:D100="Not Done")) or in 2007: =COUNTIFS(B:B,F1,D:D,"Not Done") -- If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Mick" wrote: Finally gave up and have to ask the question.. I have a simple spreadsheet with 5 columns, column B is places, column D is a statement of "Done" or "NOT Done". All I want to do is count the number of records there are per place that are NOT Done. eg column B includes a place called Central London, I want to count the number of records if B= "Central London" and D= "NOT Done". Any assistance would be gratefully received. Many thanks |
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Many thanks to you both I thought I had tried everything.
Both versions worked. Many thanks Mick "Mick" wrote in message ... Finally gave up and have to ask the question.. I have a simple spreadsheet with 5 columns, column B is places, column D is a statement of "Done" or "NOT Done". All I want to do is count the number of records there are per place that are NOT Done. eg column B includes a place called Central London, I want to count the number of records if B= "Central London" and D= "NOT Done". Any assistance would be gratefully received. Many thanks |
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