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![]() try using an Array function (Excel Help is good for this - you could also load the 'Conditional Sum Wizard' Add-In from the Tools menu to help you write the formula ) something like =COUNT(if((B1:B103)*(J1:J10<1),B1:B10)) Where * represents AND & + represents OR Can also replace COUNT with SUM if required. (note : you need to press and hold Ctrl+Shift when pressing Enter after typing the formula - this tells Excel that this is an Array Function. (make sure your ranges match; aviod referencing whole columns as doing this multiple times will place strain on Excels calculation cycle (noticeable on my laptop when using around 50 of these in a workbook)) hope this helps Jones -- optionbase1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ optionbase1's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=25212 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=386977 |
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