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=COUNTIF(CalculatedAgeRange,"="&X2)-COUNTIF(CalculatedAgeRange,""&Y2)
where X2 houses a value like 30 and Y2 40. This calculates an inclusive count. lisaw wrote: I am trying to work out a spreadsheet formula for calculating if an age range is between two values say between 30 and 40. Using DATEDIF the age column is formated as a number and is based on another column called Date of birth. Can the countif take multiple criteria? |
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