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Hi Mike,
Thanks for the info, sorry for the delay,,, Just completed all sheets but have a problem with this function, I am using 2007, so the coutifs work fine, of course not when i'm viewing in earlier versions. I used the suggested countif function, but, this gives me an incorrect result,,, Please advise,,,, Thanks Aaron "Mike H" wrote in message ... Missed the sheet references =COUNTIF(Jan!G:G,B14)+COUNTIF(Jan!B:B,C2) Mike "Mike H" wrote: Hi, =COUNTIF(G:G,B14)+COUNTIF(B:B,C2) Mike "Aaron Hodson (Coversure)" wrote: Hello, I have been working on 2007 excel and used the below formula: =COUNTIFS(JAN!G:G,B14,JAN!B:B,C2) I have just noticed upon saving that this will not work on earlier versions of excel. How do I need to change the formula please to make it compatible? Thanks Aaron |
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Hi,
The general idea would be =SUMPRODUCT(--(Jan!G:G=B14),--(Jan!B:B=C2)) However in 2003 you can't reference an entire column with this type of formula so =SUMPRODUCT(--(Jan!G1:G100=B14),--(Jan!B1:B100=C2)) -- If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Aaron Hodson (Coversure)" wrote: Hi Mike, Thanks for the info, sorry for the delay,,, Just completed all sheets but have a problem with this function, I am using 2007, so the coutifs work fine, of course not when i'm viewing in earlier versions. I used the suggested countif function, but, this gives me an incorrect result,,, Please advise,,,, Thanks Aaron "Mike H" wrote in message ... Missed the sheet references =COUNTIF(Jan!G:G,B14)+COUNTIF(Jan!B:B,C2) Mike "Mike H" wrote: Hi, =COUNTIF(G:G,B14)+COUNTIF(B:B,C2) Mike "Aaron Hodson (Coversure)" wrote: Hello, I have been working on 2007 excel and used the below formula: =COUNTIFS(JAN!G:G,B14,JAN!B:B,C2) I have just noticed upon saving that this will not work on earlier versions of excel. How do I need to change the formula please to make it compatible? Thanks Aaron |
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HI
The general idea would be =SUMPRODUCT(--(Jan!G:G=B14),--(Jan!B:B=C2)) However in 2003 you can't reference an entire column with this type of formula so =SUMPRODUCT(--(Jan!G1:G100=B14),--(Jan!B1:B100=C2)) -- If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Aaron Hodson (Coversure)" wrote: Hi Mike, Thanks for the info, sorry for the delay,,, Just completed all sheets but have a problem with this function, I am using 2007, so the coutifs work fine, of course not when i'm viewing in earlier versions. I used the suggested countif function, but, this gives me an incorrect result,,, Please advise,,,, Thanks Aaron "Mike H" wrote in message ... Missed the sheet references =COUNTIF(Jan!G:G,B14)+COUNTIF(Jan!B:B,C2) Mike "Mike H" wrote: Hi, =COUNTIF(G:G,B14)+COUNTIF(B:B,C2) Mike "Aaron Hodson (Coversure)" wrote: Hello, I have been working on 2007 excel and used the below formula: =COUNTIFS(JAN!G:G,B14,JAN!B:B,C2) I have just noticed upon saving that this will not work on earlier versions of excel. How do I need to change the formula please to make it compatible? Thanks Aaron |
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