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Hi I want to count if col a=apples and col b=red so if col a=apples and col
b=green then it wouldn't add one to the total so I would end up with how many red apples I have listed down???? Many thanks ya'll P.x |
Count if
hi Phil
use =sumproduct(--(a2:a100="Apple")--(b2:b100="red)) hth regards from Brazil Marcelo "PhilScratchingmyhead" escreveu: Hi I want to count if col a=apples and col b=red so if col a=apples and col b=green then it wouldn't add one to the total so I would end up with how many red apples I have listed down???? Many thanks ya'll P.x |
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=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A999="apples")*(B1:b999="red"))
HTH -- AP "PhilScratchingmyhead" a écrit dans le message de news: ... Hi I want to count if col a=apples and col b=red so if col a=apples and col b=green then it wouldn't add one to the total so I would end up with how many red apples I have listed down???? Many thanks ya'll P.x |
Count if
Many thanks worked a treat...
"Ardus Petus" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT((A1:A999="apples")*(B1:b999="red")) HTH -- AP "PhilScratchingmyhead" a écrit dans le message de news: ... Hi I want to count if col a=apples and col b=red so if col a=apples and col b=green then it wouldn't add one to the total so I would end up with how many red apples I have listed down???? Many thanks ya'll P.x |
Count if
Many thanks worked perfectly - good luck for the football..
"Marcelo" wrote: hi Phil use =sumproduct(--(a2:a100="Apple")--(b2:b100="red)) hth regards from Brazil Marcelo "PhilScratchingmyhead" escreveu: Hi I want to count if col a=apples and col b=red so if col a=apples and col b=green then it wouldn't add one to the total so I would end up with how many red apples I have listed down???? Many thanks ya'll P.x |
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