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![]() I am using the formula below to calculate the % of males (denoted as "M" in the F column) scoring A*, A, B,.... U (contained in the H column) in a list: =SUMPRODUCT(--($F$48:$F$432="M"),--($H$48:$H$432="A*"))/ COUNTIF($F$48:$F$432,"?*") In my test I find that if I have 4 entries - 3 male & 1 female it will report that 25% of males scored A*, 25% scored A and 25% scored B, instead of 33.3% for 3 boys only. It is including the female score when doing the % calculation. How can I isolate the boys only scores ? -- Marie1uk ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Marie1uk's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=20984 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=384082 |
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