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Need Function for Double If
I need to write a countif function with two dependent variables. My first
condition is that column J does not equal 1 and my second condition is that column b is greater than 3. Does anyone have a suggestion on how to embed both of these criterias in a countif statement? |
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=SUMPRODUCT((J1:J100<1)*(B1:B1003))
"Jones" wrote: I need to write a countif function with two dependent variables. My first condition is that column J does not equal 1 and my second condition is that column b is greater than 3. Does anyone have a suggestion on how to embed both of these criterias in a countif statement? |
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Try this:
=SUMPRODUCT((B1:B503)*(J1:J50<1)) -- HTH, RD ============================================== Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ============================================== "Jones" wrote in message ... I need to write a countif function with two dependent variables. My first condition is that column J does not equal 1 and my second condition is that column b is greater than 3. Does anyone have a suggestion on how to embed both of these criterias in a countif statement? |
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