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COUNTIF coll A has x and Coll B has y
I can use the countif to check for coll. A having "x" =COUNTIF( A:A,"x") I
get 3. but I need to count how many rows also have "Y" in B A B x y z y x y x k in this case, I should get a answer of 2. Any suggestions? |
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COUNTIF coll A has x and Coll B has y
One way:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100="x"),--(B1:B100="y")) If you're using XL07 or XL08: =COUNTIFS(A:A,"x",B:B,"y") In article , jimd wrote: I can use the countif to check for coll. A having "x" =COUNTIF( A:A,"x") I get 3. but I need to count how many rows also have "Y" in B A B x y z y x y x k in this case, I should get a answer of 2. Any suggestions? |
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COUNTIF coll A has x and Coll B has y
Thanks, that worked as long as I didn't use A:A, A1:A100 works. must be the
range is too big. "JE McGimpsey" wrote: One way: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100="x"),--(B1:B100="y")) If you're using XL07 or XL08: =COUNTIFS(A:A,"x",B:B,"y") In article , jimd wrote: I can use the countif to check for coll. A having "x" =COUNTIF( A:A,"x") I get 3. but I need to count how many rows also have "Y" in B A B x y z y x y x k in this case, I should get a answer of 2. Any suggestions? |
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COUNTIF coll A has x and Coll B has y
Prior to XL07/08, SUMPRODUCT, like all other Array formulae (though you
don't need to use CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER), cannot be used on entire colums. In article , jimd wrote: Thanks, that worked as long as I didn't use A:A, A1:A100 works. must be the range is too big. |
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COUNTIF coll A has x and Coll B has y
Hi,
Just change the reference to read either A2:A65536 or A1:A65535. Just one cell less than the entire column. Or you can use the cludgy trick: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A65535=1))+SUMPRODUCT(--(A65536=1)) If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "jimd" wrote: Thanks, that worked as long as I didn't use A:A, A1:A100 works. must be the range is too big. "JE McGimpsey" wrote: One way: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100="x"),--(B1:B100="y")) If you're using XL07 or XL08: =COUNTIFS(A:A,"x",B:B,"y") In article , jimd wrote: I can use the countif to check for coll. A having "x" =COUNTIF( A:A,"x") I get 3. but I need to count how many rows also have "Y" in B A B x y z y x y x k in this case, I should get a answer of 2. Any suggestions? |
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