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Creating a formula
i have a long list of data with 10 columns of information, one column
identifies my committee that's responsible (the committees are identified numerically 1 to 9), I have another column with sub units that roll up to specific committees, sometimes i have one sub unit to one committee, other times i have 4 sub units to 1 committee. how can i create a formula that answers this question: countif[committee column, "1"]and [filed column, "no"] seems simple enough to me but i can't make it work -- Thanks, Susan |
Creating a formula
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Committee_column=1),--(filed_column="no"))
"Jupiter53132" wrote: i have a long list of data with 10 columns of information, one column identifies my committee that's responsible (the committees are identified numerically 1 to 9), I have another column with sub units that roll up to specific committees, sometimes i have one sub unit to one committee, other times i have 4 sub units to 1 committee. how can i create a formula that answers this question: countif[committee column, "1"]and [filed column, "no"] seems simple enough to me but i can't make it work -- Thanks, Susan |
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