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COUNTIFS (the numbers in a column, when subtracted meet a certain criteria)
Hi all,
My query relates to what I think will probably involve the COUNTIFS function. Specifically, I need to count the number of cells that fall within a range of values when those subsequent to each other are subtracted. For example, in a column containing: 300.5 301.34 301.4 305.61 309.8 309.85 I need to count those numbers that are subsequent to one another, that when subtracted, equate to less than 0.1. So the output for the above example would be 2 (as the difference between 301.34 and 301.4, and 309.8 and 309.85, is less than 1). Any help would be massively appreciated! |
COUNTIFS (the numbers in a column, when subtracted meet a certain criteria)
"charlie111" wrote:
For example, in a column containing: 300.5 301.34 301.4 305.61 309.8 309.85 I need to count those numbers that are subsequent to one another, that when subtracted, equate to less than 0.1. So the output for the above example would be 2 (as the difference between 301.34 and 301.4, and 309.8 and 309.85, is less than 1). Suppose those numbers are in A1:A6, and they are in ascending order (as above). =SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A6-A1:A5<0.1)) However, due to arithmetic anomalies, it would be prudent to write: =SUMPRODUCT(--(ROUND(A2:A6-A1:A5,2)<0.1)) if the numbers are intended to be accurate to 2 decimal places. |
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