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Hello. In a spreadsheet, I want to count how many rows meet the following
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column D=apple and (column E=5 or column E=6 or column E=7 or column E=8).
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On Sat, 21 May 2005 20:24:25 -0300, "A. Toczko" wrote:

Hello. In a spreadsheet, I want to count how many rows meet the following
conditions:
column D=apple and (column E=5 or column E=6 or column E=7 or column E=8).
Thank you!


If it does not need to be the ENTIRE column, then:

=SUMPRODUCT((D1:D100="apple")*(E1:E100={5,6,7,8}))

Adjust the range D1:D100 and E1:E100 to what is necessary.




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Try this:

F1: =SUMPRODUCT(--((E1:E1000)={5,6,7,8})*(D1:D1000="apple"))
(Note: Commit that formula by just pressing [Enter].

If 1000 rows isn't enough, just change that reference.

Does that hellp?
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=SUMPRODUCT(--(D1:D100="apple"),--((E1:E100=5)+(E1:E100=6)+(E1:E100=7)+(E1:E
10
0=8)))

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Hello. In a spreadsheet, I want to count how many rows meet the following
conditions:
column D=apple and (column E=5 or column E=6 or column E=7 or column E=8).
Thank you!




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or ...

=SUMPRODUCT((D1:D10="apple")*(E1:E10={5,6,7,8}))

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Hello. In a spreadsheet, I want to count how many rows meet the following
conditions:
column D=apple and (column E=5 or column E=6 or column E=7 or column E=8).
Thank you!






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Thank you very much.

"Ron Coderre" wrote in message
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Try this:

F1: =SUMPRODUCT(--((E1:E1000)={5,6,7,8})*(D1:D1000="apple"))
(Note: Commit that formula by just pressing [Enter].

If 1000 rows isn't enough, just change that reference.

Does that hellp?
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Regards,
Ron



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A. Toczko wrote:
Hello. In a spreadsheet, I want to count how many rows meet the following
conditions:
column D=apple and (column E=5 or column E=6 or column E=7 or column E=8).
Thank you!



Definitely faster to OR with the IsNumber|Match idiom:

=SUMPRODUCT(--($D$2:$D$400="Apple"),--ISNUMBER(MATCH($E$2:$E$400,{5,6,7,8},0)))
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