sumproduct with 0/blank cells
I am using sumproduct to count a total number of cases. The formula I have
been using is: =SUMPRODUCT((report!$Y$4:$Y$400<60)*(report!$Y$4:$ Y$400-60)) I have some cells that have a value of 0, and some are blank. I don't want to count the cells that are blank, but I do want the cells with zero counted. How would I do this? Thanks in advance. |
sumproduct with 0/blank cells
Hi!
Try this: =SUMPRODUCT((ISNUMBER(report!$Y$4:$Y$400))*(report !$Y$4:$Y$400<60)*(report!$Y$4:$Y$400-60)) Biff "Matt" wrote in message ... I am using sumproduct to count a total number of cases. The formula I have been using is: =SUMPRODUCT((report!$Y$4:$Y$400<60)*(report!$Y$4:$ Y$400-60)) I have some cells that have a value of 0, and some are blank. I don't want to count the cells that are blank, but I do want the cells with zero counted. How would I do this? Thanks in advance. |
sumproduct with 0/blank cells
=SUMPRODUCT(--(report!$Y$4:$Y$400-60),--(report!$Y$4:$Y$400<60),--(report!$
Y$4:$Y$400<"")) -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "Matt" wrote in message ... I am using sumproduct to count a total number of cases. The formula I have been using is: =SUMPRODUCT((report!$Y$4:$Y$400<60)*(report!$Y$4:$ Y$400-60)) I have some cells that have a value of 0, and some are blank. I don't want to count the cells that are blank, but I do want the cells with zero counted. How would I do this? Thanks in advance. |
sumproduct with 0/blank cells
Thanks! This worked like I wanted it to.
I really appreciate it. "Biff" wrote: Hi! Try this: =SUMPRODUCT((ISNUMBER(report!$Y$4:$Y$400))*(report !$Y$4:$Y$400<60)*(report!$Y$4:$Y$400-60)) Biff "Matt" wrote in message ... I am using sumproduct to count a total number of cases. The formula I have been using is: =SUMPRODUCT((report!$Y$4:$Y$400<60)*(report!$Y$4:$ Y$400-60)) I have some cells that have a value of 0, and some are blank. I don't want to count the cells that are blank, but I do want the cells with zero counted. How would I do this? Thanks in advance. |
sumproduct with 0/blank cells
You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
Biff "Matt" wrote in message ... Thanks! This worked like I wanted it to. I really appreciate it. "Biff" wrote: Hi! Try this: =SUMPRODUCT((ISNUMBER(report!$Y$4:$Y$400))*(report !$Y$4:$Y$400<60)*(report!$Y$4:$Y$400-60)) Biff "Matt" wrote in message ... I am using sumproduct to count a total number of cases. The formula I have been using is: =SUMPRODUCT((report!$Y$4:$Y$400<60)*(report!$Y$4:$ Y$400-60)) I have some cells that have a value of 0, and some are blank. I don't want to count the cells that are blank, but I do want the cells with zero counted. How would I do this? Thanks in advance. |
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