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allphin

COUNTIF - multiple conditions
 

Hello -

I'm a relativley inexperienced excel user, and am having trouble using
multiple criteria for a countif function. I've looked through two books
and the FAQ here, and am striking out (seems simple, so I know I'm
missing something easy).

I'm trying to have a cell display the total number of entries in a
column that fit criteria in two other columns.

For example, in the below, I'd like to know how many names in Column A
are both Blue (Column B) and Low (Column C)

A B C
1 Roger Blue High
2 Mike Red High
3 Fred Blue Low
4 Casey Red Low
5 John Blue High
6 Jeff Red Low

I think this is a COUNTIF function, but I can't figure out how to make
the AND work. If anybody could offer any thoughts, I'd be very
appreciative.

Thanks,
Chris


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RagDyer

One way would be to enter the Column B criteria in say D1, and the Column C
criteria in D2, then try this formula:

=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A100<"")*(B1:B100=D1)*(C1:C100=D2 ))

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"allphin" wrote in
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Hello -

I'm a relativley inexperienced excel user, and am having trouble using
multiple criteria for a countif function. I've looked through two books
and the FAQ here, and am striking out (seems simple, so I know I'm
missing something easy).

I'm trying to have a cell display the total number of entries in a
column that fit criteria in two other columns.

For example, in the below, I'd like to know how many names in Column A
are both Blue (Column B) and Low (Column C)

A B C
1 Roger Blue High
2 Mike Red High
3 Fred Blue Low
4 Casey Red Low
5 John Blue High
6 Jeff Red Low

I think this is a COUNTIF function, but I can't figure out how to make
the AND work. If anybody could offer any thoughts, I'd be very
appreciative.

Thanks,
Chris


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allphin


worked perfectly - much appreciated.

CA


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Ashish Mathur

Hi,

You may try using array formulas (Ctrl+Shift+Enter) as well.

=sum(if((B1:B6="Blue")*(C1:C6="Low"),1,0))

Regards,

"allphin" wrote:


Hello -

I'm a relativley inexperienced excel user, and am having trouble using
multiple criteria for a countif function. I've looked through two books
and the FAQ here, and am striking out (seems simple, so I know I'm
missing something easy).

I'm trying to have a cell display the total number of entries in a
column that fit criteria in two other columns.

For example, in the below, I'd like to know how many names in Column A
are both Blue (Column B) and Low (Column C)

A B C
1 Roger Blue High
2 Mike Red High
3 Fred Blue Low
4 Casey Red Low
5 John Blue High
6 Jeff Red Low

I think this is a COUNTIF function, but I can't figure out how to make
the AND work. If anybody could offer any thoughts, I'd be very
appreciative.

Thanks,
Chris


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Ragdyer

Thanks for the feed-back.
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worked perfectly - much appreciated.

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