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Default count conditionally across two columns?

I need a runing total of how often conditions in two ciolumns are met. for
example, how often is column A 45 and column B < 100 in my data?
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For your modification:
SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A10045),--(B1:B100<100))

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I need a runing total of how often conditions in two ciolumns are met. for
example, how often is column A 45 and column B < 100 in my data?

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Default count conditionally across two columns?

Hi

Try entering in C1
=SUMPRODUCT(--($A$1:A145),--($B$1:B1<100))
Copy down column C as far as required.

Regards

Roger Govier


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