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making the range a set of data within a column
I have a column with different sets of values. On another worksheet I want
to to make a formula using COUNTIF that states how many times a value from another column in the first sheet appears when a given value is set. Example. In the first sheet in column 1 the number 554 appears 10 times. In another column the values corresponding are in a range of 1-4. On another sheet, I want to do a COUNTIF where the range selected is 554 on the first sheet. |
So you'd want to know the count of rows that have 554 in column A and 3 (say) in
column B? if yes: =sumproduct(--(a1:a99=554),--(b1:b99=3)) =sumproduct likes to work with numbers. the -- converts trues and falses to 1's and 0's. RFKFREAK wrote: I have a column with different sets of values. On another worksheet I want to to make a formula using COUNTIF that states how many times a value from another column in the first sheet appears when a given value is set. Example. In the first sheet in column 1 the number 554 appears 10 times. In another column the values corresponding are in a range of 1-4. On another sheet, I want to do a COUNTIF where the range selected is 554 on the first sheet. -- Dave Peterson |
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