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Look at the following formula and tell me what is wrong with it. I am trying
to have a cell count "1" if a certain group of sponsors appear in the cell I have several sponsors in the same list. What I want to happen is when a certain sponsor is chosen I want it to count as 1 in another box. I have one group say in cells E2:E5 and another group in E6:E10. =IF(F4:F9=Lists!E13:E22, "1", IF(F4:F9=Lists!E2:E12, "0", IF(F4:F9=Lists!E23:E30, "0"))) This is the formula I came up with for one cell in my Totals area. |
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