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Allowing for a range using COUNTIF
Stephen -
Use SUMPRODUCT such as =SUMPRODUCT((A1:A10030)*(A1:A100<60)) This will be produce two arrays of True and False results, also represented as 1 and 0. If TRUE to the first and FALSE to the second the product pair would be 1 * 0 or 0. If it meets both criteria the pair would be 1 * 1 or 1. Summing the product pairs will be the same as a count. - John www.JohnMichl.com |
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