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Well, I have empty cells, and the formula doesn't work.. The outcome of the
formula is 6, should be 3 (in my worksheet, not in the example, in my sheet there are three hits, marked as "X" in the first three months.) -Joona- "T. Valko" wrote: One way... Assumes no empty cells in the data range. =SUMPRODUCT(--(MONTH(A1:A20)<=3),--(B1:B20="x")) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Joona" wrote in message ... Hello! I', having a slight problem with my Excel-worksheet. I have a sheet with data, like this: A B 1.1.2010 X 2.2.2010 X 3.3.2010 4.4.2010 X (A: DDMMYYYY) How do I get Excel to count all the X:s in the first three months? I have another sheet to gather this data in which I'm putting the formula. . |
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