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I need a formula similar to the countifs function offered in excel 2007. I'm
using excel 2003 and can't upgrade to 2007. I want to add together cars at a particular location. The location names are in one column and the type of car is in another. In 2007, the formula would be =countifs(a2:a5,"new york", b2:b5,"ford"). What can I do to perform the same function in 2003? Please help. |
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Try this:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A5="new york"),--(B2:B5="ford")) Hope this helps. Pete On Apr 19, 5:13*pm, embee wrote: I need a formula similar to the countifs function offered in excel 2007. *I'm using excel 2003 and can't upgrade to 2007. *I want to add together cars at a particular location. *The location names are in one column and the type of car is in another. *In 2007, the formula would be =countifs(a2:a5,"new york", b2:b5,"ford"). *What can I do to perform the same function in 2003? *Please help. |
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=SUMPRODUCT((A2:A5="NEW YORK")*(B2:B5="FORD"))
Remember to Click Yes, if this post helps! -------------------- (Ms-Exl-Learner) -------------------- "embee" wrote: I need a formula similar to the countifs function offered in excel 2007. I'm using excel 2003 and can't upgrade to 2007. I want to add together cars at a particular location. The location names are in one column and the type of car is in another. In 2007, the formula would be =countifs(a2:a5,"new york", b2:b5,"ford"). What can I do to perform the same function in 2003? Please help. |
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