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musicman

count if condition in two columns
 
I have tab which lists employees in col A10:A110. I need formula to count
from another list the occurances of emp X in a list on another tab where the
second col is "y"

I could not get countif(and(sheet2!C10:C500,=A10),(sheet2!D10:D500 ,"y")) to
work but I think you see what I am trying for. I want to copy this formula
down Col b for all 100 employees. Using Dcount I don't think is appropriate
cause I don't want to set up 100+ criteria ranges. I need the criteria in
the formula.

Hope this is clear.

Don Guillett

count if condition in two columns
 
try
=sumproduct((sheet2!C10:C500=A10)*(sheet2!D10:D500 "y"))

--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"MusicMan" wrote in message
...
I have tab which lists employees in col A10:A110. I need formula to count
from another list the occurances of emp X in a list on another tab where
the
second col is "y"

I could not get countif(and(sheet2!C10:C500,=A10),(sheet2!D10:D500 ,"y"))
to
work but I think you see what I am trying for. I want to copy this
formula
down Col b for all 100 employees. Using Dcount I don't think is
appropriate
cause I don't want to set up 100+ criteria ranges. I need the criteria in
the formula.

Hope this is clear.



Jacob Skaria

count if condition in two columns
 
When you have multiple criteria use SUMPRODUCT()

=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A10=criteria1)*(B1:B10=criteria2))
=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A10=F1)*(B1:B10=F2))

=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A10=criteria1)*(B1:B10=criteria2)* (C1:C10=criteria3))
'Wtih cells F1,F2,F3 holding the criteria
=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A10=F1)*(B1:B10=F2)*(C1:C10=F3))

If you are using Excel 2007 check out help on COUNTIFS()

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Jacob Skaria


"MusicMan" wrote:

I have tab which lists employees in col A10:A110. I need formula to count
from another list the occurances of emp X in a list on another tab where the
second col is "y"

I could not get countif(and(sheet2!C10:C500,=A10),(sheet2!D10:D500 ,"y")) to
work but I think you see what I am trying for. I want to copy this formula
down Col b for all 100 employees. Using Dcount I don't think is appropriate
cause I don't want to set up 100+ criteria ranges. I need the criteria in
the formula.

Hope this is clear.


Jacob Skaria

count if condition in two columns
 
'missed the equal sign

=sumproduct((sheet2!C10:C500=A10)*(sheet2!D10:D500 ="y"))

If this post helps click Yes
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Jacob Skaria


"Don Guillett" wrote:

try
=sumproduct((sheet2!C10:C500=A10)*(sheet2!D10:D500 "y"))

--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"MusicMan" wrote in message
...
I have tab which lists employees in col A10:A110. I need formula to count
from another list the occurances of emp X in a list on another tab where
the
second col is "y"

I could not get countif(and(sheet2!C10:C500,=A10),(sheet2!D10:D500 ,"y"))
to
work but I think you see what I am trying for. I want to copy this
formula
down Col b for all 100 employees. Using Dcount I don't think is
appropriate
cause I don't want to set up 100+ criteria ranges. I need the criteria in
the formula.

Hope this is clear.


.


Don Guillett

count if condition in two columns
 
Good catch. Thanks

--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"Jacob Skaria" wrote in message
...
'missed the equal sign

=sumproduct((sheet2!C10:C500=A10)*(sheet2!D10:D500 ="y"))

If this post helps click Yes
---------------
Jacob Skaria


"Don Guillett" wrote:

try
=sumproduct((sheet2!C10:C500=A10)*(sheet2!D10:D500 "y"))

--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"MusicMan" wrote in message
...
I have tab which lists employees in col A10:A110. I need formula to
count
from another list the occurances of emp X in a list on another tab
where
the
second col is "y"

I could not get
countif(and(sheet2!C10:C500,=A10),(sheet2!D10:D500 ,"y"))
to
work but I think you see what I am trying for. I want to copy this
formula
down Col b for all 100 employees. Using Dcount I don't think is
appropriate
cause I don't want to set up 100+ criteria ranges. I need the criteria
in
the formula.

Hope this is clear.


.




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