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I have 2 sheets in this Excel spread sheet. One is called "Main" and the
other "Resolve". I have already figured out a formula that I am using on
the main page to look at the "Resolve" sheet and count how many of each
versions we currently have with the below formula:

=COUNTIF('RESOLVE'!D2:D196,"V2")

now what I would like to do is look at all "V2" and to see if the RFI
field associated with each "V2" has a value in it and count those up. I
was trying to use the below formula:

=SUMPRODUCT(('RESOLVE'!D2:D196="V2")*('RESOLVE'!I2 :I196<""))

This doesn't seem to be working. Can anyone please help me out with
this. Thanks!

-kilikab


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Hi,

=SUMPRODUCT(('RESOLVE'!D2:D196=V2)*--('RESOLVE'!I2 :I196<""))

I am guessing column I is a column with non numeric entries ...

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Try this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(RESOLVE!D2:D196="V2"),--(RESOLVE!I2 :I196<""))


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=SUMPRODUCT(('RESOLVE'!D2:D196=V2)*('RESOLVE'!I2 :I196<""))

or

=SUMPRODUCT(--('RESOLVE'!D2:D196=V2),--('RESOLVE'!I2 :I196<""))

but no need for both like

=SUMPRODUCT(('RESOLVE'!D2:D196=V2)*--('RESOLVE'!I2 :I196<""))




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Hi,

=SUMPRODUCT(('RESOLVE'!D2:D196=V2)*--('RESOLVE'!I2 :I196<""))

I am guessing column I is a column with non numeric entries ...

HTH
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kilikab wrote:
....
now what I would like to do is look at all "V2" and to see if the RFI
field associated with each "V2" has a value in it and count those up. I
was trying to use the below formula:

=SUMPRODUCT(('RESOLVE'!D2:D196="V2")*('RESOLVE'!I2 :I196<""))

This doesn't seem to be working.

....

Do you get a wrong count or an error?
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