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Counting Numbers in an Interval
MS Excel 2000
For 25 numbers in the range A1:A25 how can I count the ones that are = 6.41 and < 10.07? Thanks! Les |
try something like this
=countif(datarange,"6.41")-countif(datarange,"10.07") Leslie Coover wrote in message news:c3hIe.30$U92.23@okepread06... MS Excel 2000 For 25 numbers in the range A1:A25 how can I count the ones that are = 6.41 and < 10.07? Thanks! Les |
The answer to this question was previously posted (excuse my post) see
Trevor Shuttleworth =SUMPRODUCT(--($A$1:$A$25=$D$6),--($A$1:$A$25<$E$6)) where $D$6 = 6.1 and $E$6 = 10.7 etc. Thanks, sorry for the needless post. Les "Leslie Coover" wrote in message news:c3hIe.30$U92.23@okepread06... MS Excel 2000 For 25 numbers in the range A1:A25 how can I count the ones that are = 6.41 and < 10.07? Thanks! Les |
One way:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A25=6.41),--(A1:A25<10.07)) another: =COUNTIF(A1:A25,"=6.41") - COUNTIF(A1:A25,"=10.07") another: =COUNTIF(A1:A25,"<10.07") - COUNTIF(A1:A25,"<6.41") In article <c3hIe.30$U92.23@okepread06, "Leslie Coover" wrote: MS Excel 2000 For 25 numbers in the range A1:A25 how can I count the ones that are = 6.41 and < 10.07? Thanks! Les |
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