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Counting with multiple criteria in multiple columns
For Example : In column G the values 21F, 23, 10F, 45 exist and in column D the values P, C , T exist. I need a formula to count if column G has 21f and 45 AND column D has a P in it.
G D 21F P 23 P 10F C 45 P So i need something to show that there are 2 of this combination. |
Counting with multiple criteria in multiple columns
On 8/06/2012 10:40 PM, 1609em wrote:
For Example : In column G the values 21F, 23, 10F, 45 exist and in column D the values P, C , T exist. I need a formula to count if column G has 21f and 45 AND column D has a P in it. G D 21F P 23 P 10F C 45 P So i need something to show that there are 2 of this combination. Hi Try this =SUMPRODUCT(($D$2:$D$10000="P")*($G$2:$G$10000="21 F")+(($D$2:$D$10000="P")*($G$2:$G$10000=45))) This formula assumes the 1st row is the header, you can adjust the range to suit. HTH Mick. |
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