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How do I count the number of time 2 columns meet my criteria
Can anyone tell me what is wrong with this formula? I am trying to say if the text in column B = this, and the text from column C = this, and then count the returned values: =IF(b4:b118,"Consistent Support Staff",IF(C4:C118,"Positive"),"1","0")) -- mrswhit |
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How do I count the number of time 2 columns meet my criteria
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=sumproduct((b4:b118="Consistent Support Staff")*(c4:C118="Positive")) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Mrswhit9" wrote in message ... Can anyone tell me what is wrong with this formula? I am trying to say if the text in column B = this, and the text from column C = this, and then count the returned values: =IF(b4:b118,"Consistent Support Staff",IF(C4:C118,"Positive"),"1","0")) -- mrswhit |
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How do I count the number of time 2 columns meet my criteria
=SUMPRODUCT((B4:B118="Consistent Support Staff")*(C4:C118="Positive"))
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200909 "Mrswhit9" wrote: Can anyone tell me what is wrong with this formula? I am trying to say if the text in column B = this, and the text from column C = this, and then count the returned values: =IF(b4:b118,"Consistent Support Staff",IF(C4:C118,"Positive"),"1","0")) -- mrswhit |
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