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Count based on two different criteria
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column C has names of counties example: marion column H has the way something sold example: estate sale I need a count where column C1-C10000 = marion AND H1 - H10000 = estate sale How do you create a formula based on 2 requirements that have to be true to be counted? |
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Count based on two different criteria
Try,
=SUMPRODUCT((C1:C1000="Marion")*(H1:H1000="Estate sale")) Mike "dabnat" wrote: Sheet name Active column C has names of counties example: marion column H has the way something sold example: estate sale I need a count where column C1-C10000 = marion AND H1 - H10000 = estate sale How do you create a formula based on 2 requirements that have to be true to be counted? |
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Count based on two different criteria
Mike H - Do I need to put something in to reference the sheet the data is
coming from "active" and not the sheet where the data will show? "Mike H" wrote: Try, =SUMPRODUCT((C1:C1000="Marion")*(H1:H1000="Estate sale")) Mike "dabnat" wrote: Sheet name Active column C has names of counties example: marion column H has the way something sold example: estate sale I need a count where column C1-C10000 = marion AND H1 - H10000 = estate sale How do you create a formula based on 2 requirements that have to be true to be counted? |
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Count based on two different criteria
If the formula is on a different sheet than the referenced data, then yes.
=SUMPRODUCT((Active!C1:C1000="Marion")*(Active!H1: H1000="Estate sale")) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "dabnat" wrote in message ... Mike H - Do I need to put something in to reference the sheet the data is coming from "active" and not the sheet where the data will show? "Mike H" wrote: Try, =SUMPRODUCT((C1:C1000="Marion")*(H1:H1000="Estate sale")) Mike "dabnat" wrote: Sheet name Active column C has names of counties example: marion column H has the way something sold example: estate sale I need a count where column C1-C10000 = marion AND H1 - H10000 = estate sale How do you create a formula based on 2 requirements that have to be true to be counted? |
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