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Using DCOUNT
I have two cells containing the DCOUNT function. In the first cell, I have
set the criteria to "Post-Phase 3". In the second cell, I have set the criteria to "Post-Phase 3 and PDU". The DCOUNT function in the second cell is counting items that meet its own criteria as well as the criteria used in the first DCOUNT cell . . . and I understand why. I need to make the second DCOUNT cell count only those items where the criteria is "Post-Phase 3 and PDU" (but not count those items where the criteria is "Post-Phase 3"). Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Bob |
Using DCOUNT
Shouldn't you be using DCOUNTA?
-- HTH Bob "Bob" wrote in message ... I have two cells containing the DCOUNT function. In the first cell, I have set the criteria to "Post-Phase 3". In the second cell, I have set the criteria to "Post-Phase 3 and PDU". The DCOUNT function in the second cell is counting items that meet its own criteria as well as the criteria used in the first DCOUNT cell . . . and I understand why. I need to make the second DCOUNT cell count only those items where the criteria is "Post-Phase 3 and PDU" (but not count those items where the criteria is "Post-Phase 3"). Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Bob |
Using DCOUNT
Hi Bob,
Thanks for the suggestion. However, I already tried using DCOUNTA, but the results were still incorrect. I finally tried using ="=Post-Phase 3" and ="=Post-Phase 3 and PDU" as the criteria for DCOUNT and the results came out correct. Regards, Bob "Bob Phillips" wrote: Shouldn't you be using DCOUNTA? -- HTH Bob "Bob" wrote in message ... I have two cells containing the DCOUNT function. In the first cell, I have set the criteria to "Post-Phase 3". In the second cell, I have set the criteria to "Post-Phase 3 and PDU". The DCOUNT function in the second cell is counting items that meet its own criteria as well as the criteria used in the first DCOUNT cell . . . and I understand why. I need to make the second DCOUNT cell count only those items where the criteria is "Post-Phase 3 and PDU" (but not count those items where the criteria is "Post-Phase 3"). Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Bob . |
Using DCOUNT
Hi,
Let's say the first cell which holds the DCOUNTA is cell G3. While on cell G3, press F2 and and the end of the DCOUNTA function, enter -sum(G$2:G2). So the formula will be =your_DCOUNT_formula-sum(G$2:G2) -- Regards, Ashish Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP "Bob" wrote in message ... I have two cells containing the DCOUNT function. In the first cell, I have set the criteria to "Post-Phase 3". In the second cell, I have set the criteria to "Post-Phase 3 and PDU". The DCOUNT function in the second cell is counting items that meet its own criteria as well as the criteria used in the first DCOUNT cell . . . and I understand why. I need to make the second DCOUNT cell count only those items where the criteria is "Post-Phase 3 and PDU" (but not count those items where the criteria is "Post-Phase 3"). Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Bob |
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