I have a column with various numbers. I want to be able to count certain
numbers, such as 0-15,16-30, and so on.

I want to be able to write an if statetment that says if a number is between
0 and 15, count it as a 1, 16-30 counted as a 2.

Then need to perform a specific count for just 1's, 2s,....

Can you help me

Assuming you don't have any negative numbers you could use a countif()
=countif(A1:A100,"<=15") would return the count of numbers between 0 - 15
for numbers between 16-30 you could use
=countif(A1:A100,"<=30")-countif(A1:A100,"<=15")


"Metalteck" wrote:

I have a column with various numbers. I want to be able to count certain
numbers, such as 0-15,16-30, and so on.

I want to be able to write an if statetment that says if a number is between
0 and 15, count it as a 1, 16-30 counted as a 2.

Then need to perform a specific count for just 1's, 2s,....

Can you help me

This works well for the first sitution, 0-15, but if i use the other; <=30,
this also counts the first condition. How do I only count for the specified
conditons without overlapping?

"ww" wrote:

Assuming you don't have any negative numbers you could use a countif()
=countif(A1:A100,"<=15") would return the count of numbers between 0 - 15
for numbers between 16-30 you could use
=countif(A1:A100,"<=30")-countif(A1:A100,"<=15")


"Metalteck" wrote:

I have a column with various numbers. I want to be able to count certain
numbers, such as 0-15,16-30, and so on.

I want to be able to write an if statetment that says if a number is between
0 and 15, count it as a 1, 16-30 counted as a 2.

Then need to perform a specific count for just 1's, 2s,....

Can you help me

You would have to subtract out the first condition. If you put the
<=15 formula in say cell G2. For the <=30 formula just put
=countif(A1:A100,"<=30")-G2 into cell G3. It will count all the
numbers <=30 and then subtract the amount that are <=15 so
in a sense you will just end up with numbers beween 16-30. If you then
want numbers between 31-45 in G4 you could put
=countif(A1:A100,"<=45")-sum(G2:G3)

"Metalteck" wrote:

This works well for the first sitution, 0-15, but if i use the other; <=30,
this also counts the first condition. How do I only count for the specified
conditons without overlapping?

"ww" wrote:

Assuming you don't have any negative numbers you could use a countif()
=countif(A1:A100,"<=15") would return the count of numbers between 0 - 15
for numbers between 16-30 you could use
=countif(A1:A100,"<=30")-countif(A1:A100,"<=15")


"Metalteck" wrote:

I have a column with various numbers. I want to be able to count certain
numbers, such as 0-15,16-30, and so on.

I want to be able to write an if statetment that says if a number is between
0 and 15, count it as a 1, 16-30 counted as a 2.

Then need to perform a specific count for just 1's, 2s,....

Can you help me

Could you create another column of data for 1's and 2s from the listed data?
If so, put this in it:

=MAX(INT((A2-1)/15)+1,1)

Where A2 is the cell location of the numbers you want to count.

"Metalteck" wrote:

I have a column with various numbers. I want to be able to count certain
numbers, such as 0-15,16-30, and so on.

I want to be able to write an if statetment that says if a number is between
0 and 15, count it as a 1, 16-30 counted as a 2.

Then need to perform a specific count for just 1's, 2s,....

Can you help me

try
=sumproduct((a2:a22=0)*(a2:a22<=15))

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"Metalteck" wrote in message
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I have a column with various numbers. I want to be able to count certain
numbers, such as 0-15,16-30, and so on.

I want to be able to write an if statetment that says if a number is
between
0 and 15, count it as a 1, 16-30 counted as a 2.

Then need to perform a specific count for just 1's, 2s,....

Can you help me

Hi Metalteck

i'm guessing this is still the same workbook i looked at the other night, if
so, adjust the formulas as follows:
AO3 : don't change
AP3 : use
=IF($Q3="","",IF(AND($U3<=(AP$1/1440),$U3(AO$1/1440)),2,0))
AQ3 : use
=IF($Q3="","",IF(AND($U3<=(AQ$1/1440),$U3(AP$1/1440)),3,0))
AR3 : use
=IF($Q3="","",IF(AND($U3<=(AR$1/1440),$U3(AQ$1/1440)),4,0))

this will put a 2 under the 30, a 3 under the 45 and a 4 under the 60
then you can use
to count the number of 1's
=COUNTIF($AO$3:$AR$2000,1)
to count the number of 2's
=COUNTIF($AO$3:$AR$2000,2)
etc

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Cheers
JulieD
check out www.hcts.net.au/tipsandtricks.htm
....well i'm working on it anyway
"Metalteck" wrote in message
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I have a column with various numbers. I want to be able to count certain
numbers, such as 0-15,16-30, and so on.

I want to be able to write an if statetment that says if a number is
between
0 and 15, count it as a 1, 16-30 counted as a 2.

Then need to perform a specific count for just 1's, 2s,....

Can you help me