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countif using multiple if statements
I am trying to do a countif formula using multiple if statements. For example:
if B7:B25="a" and C7:C25="b" then A= count |
countif using multiple if statements
Hi,
=sumproduct((B7:B25="a")+(C7:C25="b")) "Raymond" wrote: I am trying to do a countif formula using multiple if statements. For example: if B7:B25="a" and C7:C25="b" then A= count |
countif using multiple if statements
Raymond wrote:
I am trying to do a countif formula using multiple if statements. For example: if B7:B25="a" and C7:C25="b" then A= count Look he http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctio...tml#SumProduct |
countif using multiple if statements
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Sorry I misread your post use this formula =SUMPRODUCT((A1:A4="A")*(B1:B4="B")) "Eduardo" wrote: Hi, =sumproduct((B7:B25="a")+(C7:C25="b")) "Raymond" wrote: I am trying to do a countif formula using multiple if statements. For example: if B7:B25="a" and C7:C25="b" then A= count |
countif using multiple if statements
Should that + sign be a * ?
-- David Biddulph "Eduardo" wrote in message ... Hi, =sumproduct((B7:B25="a")+(C7:C25="b")) "Raymond" wrote: I am trying to do a countif formula using multiple if statements. For example: if B7:B25="a" and C7:C25="b" then A= count |
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