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Between? Is there a way?
I'd like to count the number of cells in a range whose value is between two
preset numbers. I would imagine that it would be something like =countif(between(a1:a10,20,30)) but there doesn't seem to be a "between" function. Can anyone help? Thanks |
Between? Is there a way?
where minimum and maximum are named cell references
=COUNTIF(A7:A17,""&Minimum)-COUNTIF(A7:A17,""&Maximum) "NCINDASUN" wrote: I'd like to count the number of cells in a range whose value is between two preset numbers. I would imagine that it would be something like =countif(between(a1:a10,20,30)) but there doesn't seem to be a "between" function. Can anyone help? Thanks |
Between? Is there a way?
JMB wrote...
where minimum and maximum are named cell references =COUNTIF(A7:A17,""&Minimum)-COUNTIF(A7:A17,""&Maximum) .... That includes entries in A7:A17 equal to Maximum but not equal to Minimum. If the OP wants to include both bounds in the count, =COUNTIF(Rng,"="&Min)-COUNTIF(Rng,""&Max) If the OP wants to exclude both min and max bounds from the count, =COUNTIF(Rng,""&Min)-COUNTIF(Rng,"="&Max) To include items equal to min but exclude items equal to max, =COUNTIF(Rng,"="&Min)-COUNTIF(Rng,"="&Max) |
Between? Is there a way?
=IF(A1A2,"LARGE",IF(A1<A3,"SMALL","OK"))
The numeric version for an overview: =IF(A11000,1,IF(A1<1000,-1,0)) "Harlan Grove" wrote: JMB wrote... where minimum and maximum are named cell references =COUNTIF(A7:A17,""&Minimum)-COUNTIF(A7:A17,""&Maximum) .... That includes entries in A7:A17 equal to Maximum but not equal to Minimum. If the OP wants to include both bounds in the count, =COUNTIF(Rng,"="&Min)-COUNTIF(Rng,""&Max) If the OP wants to exclude both min and max bounds from the count, =COUNTIF(Rng,""&Min)-COUNTIF(Rng,"="&Max) To include items equal to min but exclude items equal to max, =COUNTIF(Rng,"="&Min)-COUNTIF(Rng,"="&Max) |
Between? Is there a way?
ufo_pilot wrote...
.... The numeric version for an overview: =IF(A11000,1,IF(A1<1000,-1,0)) .... So clever! But why not =SIGN(A1-1000) ? Or don't you like short and simple? |
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