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I would like to do the following, but am at an impasse. I think this should
be simple, but it isn't working. Any help is very much appreciated! I would like to find the following three categories from a column of data (my data is in column B): <=30 days 30 days but <=60 days 60 days What formula would I use to find this data? Thank you!!! |
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<=30 days 30 days but <=60 days 60 days What do those conditions apply to? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "RS" wrote in message ... I would like to do the following, but am at an impasse. I think this should be simple, but it isn't working. Any help is very much appreciated! I would like to find the following three categories from a column of data (my data is in column B): <=30 days 30 days but <=60 days 60 days What formula would I use to find this data? Thank you!!! |
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Given that your Subject line said Countif, and assuming column B had the
number of days in it, you would use: =countif(B:B,"<=30") =countif(B:B,"<=60")-countif(B:B,"<=30") =countif(B:B,"60") Regards, Fred "RS" wrote in message ... I would like to do the following, but am at an impasse. I think this should be simple, but it isn't working. Any help is very much appreciated! I would like to find the following three categories from a column of data (my data is in column B): <=30 days 30 days but <=60 days 60 days What formula would I use to find this data? Thank you!!! |
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Thank you so much for your assistance! I really appreciate it. RS
"Fred Smith" wrote: Given that your Subject line said Countif, and assuming column B had the number of days in it, you would use: =countif(B:B,"<=30") =countif(B:B,"<=60")-countif(B:B,"<=30") =countif(B:B,"60") Regards, Fred "RS" wrote in message ... I would like to do the following, but am at an impasse. I think this should be simple, but it isn't working. Any help is very much appreciated! I would like to find the following three categories from a column of data (my data is in column B): <=30 days 30 days but <=60 days 60 days What formula would I use to find this data? Thank you!!! . |
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You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback.
Regards, Fred "RS" wrote in message ... Thank you so much for your assistance! I really appreciate it. RS "Fred Smith" wrote: Given that your Subject line said Countif, and assuming column B had the number of days in it, you would use: =countif(B:B,"<=30") =countif(B:B,"<=60")-countif(B:B,"<=30") =countif(B:B,"60") Regards, Fred "RS" wrote in message ... I would like to do the following, but am at an impasse. I think this should be simple, but it isn't working. Any help is very much appreciated! I would like to find the following three categories from a column of data (my data is in column B): <=30 days 30 days but <=60 days 60 days What formula would I use to find this data? Thank you!!! . |
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