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COUNTIF not including something in both columns
Hello,
I have a list of names in two columns - column B lists the Assistants and column C lists the Managers. I need to count the number of times the name "adam" does not appear in column b and column c in the same row - in other words where adam was neither an assistant or a manager. I thought this formula would work but it doesn't: =COUNTIF(B3:B9,"<*adam*")+COUNTIF(C3:C9,"<*adam* ") In this example below, the answer should be "3". Only 3 times does the name "adam" not appear in column 1 and 2 in the same row - i.e., in the 2nd, 4th and 5th row. column 1 column 2 adam john john jeff greg adam greg jeff jeff edward Please help with a formula. Thank you |
COUNTIF not including something in both columns
=SUMPRODUCT((A6:A10<"adam")*(B6:B10<"adam"))
Greetings from New Zealand "Studebaker" wrote in message ... Hello, I have a list of names in two columns - column B lists the Assistants and column C lists the Managers. I need to count the number of times the name "adam" does not appear in column b and column c in the same row - in other words where adam was neither an assistant or a manager. I thought this formula would work but it doesn't: =COUNTIF(B3:B9,"<*adam*")+COUNTIF(C3:C9,"<*adam* ") In this example below, the answer should be "3". Only 3 times does the name "adam" not appear in column 1 and 2 in the same row - i.e., in the 2nd, 4th and 5th row. column 1 column 2 adam john john jeff greg adam greg jeff jeff edward Please help with a formula. Thank you |
COUNTIF not including something in both columns
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In 2003: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A5<F1),--(B1:B5<F1)) where you enter adam in F1 In 2007: =COUNTIFS(A1:A5,"<adam",B1:B5,"<adam") or using the F1 idea: =COUNTIFS(A1:A5,"<"&F1,B1:B5,"<"&F1) -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Studebaker" wrote: Hello, I have a list of names in two columns - column B lists the Assistants and column C lists the Managers. I need to count the number of times the name "adam" does not appear in column b and column c in the same row - in other words where adam was neither an assistant or a manager. I thought this formula would work but it doesn't: =COUNTIF(B3:B9,"<*adam*")+COUNTIF(C3:C9,"<*adam* ") In this example below, the answer should be "3". Only 3 times does the name "adam" not appear in column 1 and 2 in the same row - i.e., in the 2nd, 4th and 5th row. column 1 column 2 adam john john jeff greg adam greg jeff jeff edward Please help with a formula. Thank you |
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