So I have a formula which contains a countifs that looks like this:
=COUNTIFS($AZ:$AZ,$AZ15,$AM:$AM,ABS($AM15),$AD:$AD,$AD15)
However, I want the formula to count values when ABS($AM:$AM)=ABS($AM15) but I get an error if I try to put ABS($AM:$AM) as my range. Is there anyway to set my range as the absolute value of Column?
I have also tried ABS($AM15:$AM1000).
For some reason Absolute $ or INDIRECT is not working inside my formula when I add a row to my chart. Formula keeps adjusting.
Here is my formula...=IFERROR(LARGE(IF($B$5:$B$50=$K108,$A$5:$A$50),1),"")
$B$5:$B$50 goes to $B$6:$B$51 AND $A$5:$A$50 goes to $A$6:$A$51..... it can't do that, throws my counts out, needs to stay in this range B5:B50 and A5:A50 when I add a row to chart
Also when I use INDIRECT
=IFERROR(INDIRECT(LARGE(IF("B5:B50"=$K108),INDIRECT("A5:A50"),1),""))))
I keep getting a error with =$K108, which is a cell reference in my formula which the formula needs to look at
So what do I do, or what formula do I need to use to stop this from adjusting as I add rows to a chart to stop formula from adjusting?
I have a simple count formula which is suppose to be absolute.
=COUNT($L5:$V5) and works till I add a column via a macro.
Macro adds a new column at column M then inserts data.
My problem is when I check the formula after macro it changes to
=COUNT($M5:$W5) I thought using the $ sign means Don't change?
how to get either the absolute row or the absolute column of a cell.
Suppose the active cell is H27.
If we use:
ActiveCell.Address
we will get $H$27
How can we get either $H or $27 only assigned to a variable let it be MyVar.
Please keep in mind that converting the $H$27 to a string and then making string manipulations is not accepted, unless of course it's the only way to go.
Also it would be nice if I get answers on how to get the relative address column/row portions only, too. Like H or 27.
Another tip is that using .Column returns a number, not a letter.
I want to move the absolute value of sheet 2 $D$42 to absolute cell sheet $F$15. The !sheet2 $d$42 is not working.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI am using the formula to count if c- is in the cells: =COUNTIF($B2:$U2,"C-")
However, I need to change the formula so rather than just count if C- is in the cells, I need it to count if A*, A+,A, A-, or B+ are in the cell instead.
Coding for absolute value. The code will enter the formula into the cell. The first set of code works but the user now requires the absolute value. The second set of code is my attempt but does not work.
Code:
With Cells(LastRow + 1, 6)
'This works, not absolute value
.Formula = "=SUM(F2:" & "F" & LastRow & ")"
End With
Code:
With Cells(LastRow + 1, 6)
' My attempted at absolute sum does not work
.Formula = "=SUMPRODUCT(ABS(F2:" & "F" & LastRow & ")"
End With
I'm currently working with the formula
=COUNTIFS(Data[Quarter],"Q1",Data[Country],A3,Data[Sales],">2000")
However I need the formula to count only one for the n possible duplicates in the Data[Name] column.
Say I have a list of part numbers, and each part number has an X or a 0 next to it, depending on my own set parameter.
How do I then report that data on another tab so that it counts how many there are in a set area AND if its an X.
At the moment I have this:
I am looking for a replacement to the function COUNTIFS that will work with Excel 97-03. I have attached a sample of the document which will hopefully demonstrate what I am trying to achieve. On the sheet labelled 'Data' there is four headings (MerRefs, JCPRefs, Self Refs and Other) for the results beneath these headings I have used the Countifs function. I have attempted to use the SUMIF as an array formula but couldn't get this to work.
Also in the hope of killing two birds with one stone, I created this in Excel 2007 and in the past when I have saved documents as 97-03 documents it used to warn me of any incompatible functions included within the doc and now it doesent. Where can I switch that setting on?
I'm trying to do a COUNTIFS for a set of data. What I want it to do is pull everything that is assigned to a certain person that has no date in one column, and information in another. For example:
Name
Date
Comment
Michelle
4/30/14
Closed
Michelle
Issue
Michelle
4/30/14
Closed
Michelle
4/30/14
Closed
Michelle
Issue
So based on this dataset, I would get the number 2 for Michelle (row 2 and 5 have no date in column B and a comment in column C). I've tried a few variations and can't seem to make it work right.
I am using the COUNTIFS function. I can us it with simple criterias but unsure to go about this criteria.
I would only like to count the cells if the range in question is equal or greater than S3 but is equal or less than T3.
I don't know how to use the => signs.
I have a list of information regarding jobs that need to be carried out by a number of companies by a number of dates. What I want to count is the number of jobs that company A need to caary out by a specific date and then the number that company B need to carry out by the same date. The formula basically needs to say countif column a equals company A and column C equals 11/11/09. I have tried numerous combinations of IF, Countif, SUMif, And etc but can't get the formula to work,
View 9 Replies View RelatedI'm looking to count the following:
A B
a 1
a 1
b 0
b 1
c 0
a 1
If column A=a AND column B=1, add column B on the same axis. I can only get a function that adds all B column if A=a. The function should equal 3. Cells B1, B2 and B6 should be the only ones counted.
column headers are people in my department spread verticall goin down column A on my lead sheet. I am trying to report metrics for each person in their row.
I am trying to link the metrics for reporting from 5 seperate weekly batch reports that represent 5 tabs within the same workbook.
The problem is that I have the total information for each metic in column H of all 5 tabs, but all metrics for individuals are reported vertically. (H6, H7, H8, H9)
Thus how do I get the following: =SUM('Week 1'!H4)+('Week 2'!H4)+('Week 3'!H4)+('Week 4'!H4)+('Week 5'!H4)
To Equal: =SUM('Week 1'!H5)+('Week 2'!H5)+('Week 3'!H5)+('Week 4'!H5)+('Week 5'!H5) When I copy the formula across the row for each individual
My column to stay constant, but my row to increase by 1 as I fill the formula across my spreadsheet.
I was wondering how I can replicate Excel's function abs(), which simply gives an absolute value of some number. Is there a simpler way to do that rather than creating a loop to test a condition? For example, I have a line:
w_1 = Range("E2").Value / Range("E3").Value
w_1 can be either positive or negative depending on the sign of E2 and E3. But I need w_1 to be always positive, no matter what signs E2 and E3 have.
I tried
w_1=WorksheetFunction.Abs(Range("E2").Value / Range("E3").Value)
I have the following formula: =IF((COUNTIFS(data_sheet!U:U,Monthly_Report!H10))>166,0,COUNTIFS(data_sheet!U:U,Monthly_Report!H10,data_sheet!BN:BN,"Premier"))
This formula counts values on my data sheet based on the specified criteria. I have this broken ito 3 section, each section that needs to be summed.
Section 1 can not be greater than 165, if it is all the values in the range needs to be reset to 0
Section 2 can not be greater than 190, but at the same time can not be less than 166, else is need to be reset to 0. How would I adjust the above mentioned formula to check these criteria?
I'm currently using the following function: =COUNTIFS(Data[Quarter],"Q1",Data[Country],A3,Data[Sales],">2000") which works perfectly. However I'd like to add another condition "between 1000 and 2000".
I've tried this but I'm not getting any luck: =COUNTIFS(Data[Quarter],"Q1",Data[Country],A3,Data[Sales],AND("<1000",">2000")).
=COUNTIFS('Gone Out'!L:L,"=27/05/2014",'Gone Out'!A:A,"=John Smith")
Where I have the date why will this not work?
=COUNTIFS('Gone Out'!M:M,"=E12",'Gone Out'!B:B,"=John Smith")
I have 27/05/2014 that in E12 but it keeps giving 0 instead of the actual number
Also, How would I make it so that instead of adding 1 to the value, i could add John Smith's Age?
I am writing a formula to accomplish the goal of counting only unique text values in a column, based upon two different factors:
*Need to Count unique text values in column named 'CASE_NAME'
*Column 'FISCAL' must match cell A5
*Column 'ZONE' must match cell A3
I have a COUNTIFS function that, among other criteria, only counts cells in which the value is "P". I now want to modify this function to count cells in which the value is "LA" in addition to cells in which the value is "P". I'm not sure how to work this into the argument. I tried using OR("P","LA"), but that's not working.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am having a problem getting my formula to return a result. The basics are that I would like a count of a specific set of data in a section of a workbook. So in column 'A' I am searching for 'TextA' but this also has to have 'TextB' in column C. The problem is I have 12 consecutive monthly worksheets I would like to pull this data from and I only really want to write one formula. I can (and started to) use the countifs function plus countifs function etc referencing each worksheet individually but this seems long winded.
I have read on this forum that I can use sumproduct combined with countifs but I can't seem to get it right. I have listed my formula for a single sheet countifs function below, but I don't know how or if to include the sumproduct function to reference the rest of the monthly worksheets. The other thing I should mention is that there are other worksheets too, so it would need to be specific to this range, but they are consecutive within the workbook.
How to combine many criteria in a COUNTIFS formula with the same range.
I made a formula:
=COUNTIFS(brut!$B:$B;"1T";brut!$G:$G;"F25"; brut!$C:$C;"1")
And it works fine, but I need four more conditions -
brut!$C$C; "2", brut!$C$C; "3", brut!$C$C; "4" and brut!$C$C; "5".
When I change the formula to
=COUNTIFS(brut!$B:$B;"1T";brut!$G:$G;"F25"; brut!$C:$C;"1"; brut!$C$C; "2"; brut!$C$C; "3"; brut!$C$C; "4"; brut!$C$C; "5")
It didn't work anymore.
I don't know how to use IF and COUNTIFS together.
I have a column of data that contains a two letter identifier, which can sometimes be combined with another 2 letter indentifier: Example
Column D
AA
DC
DC,AA
How would I get countifs to count each occurrence of AA or DC by itself?
I need to look at a series of data once per week and calculate the results. I'm trying to use COUNTIFS to get a result based on both the date I'm doing the analysis for and for the response.
I've attached a sheet that shows a sample of what I'm trying to do. Cell B1 contains the date range I'm using, and cell B18 shows the formula I'm having trouble with. I suspect it's because I'm trying to treat a date like text, but I'm not sure.
I am using COUNTIFS to work a formula for finding an average of a SUMPRODUCT. Formula:
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have the following excel formula:
=LOWER(IF(($H2&":"&$M2&":"&$N2&":"&TEXT(COUNTIFS($H2:$H$2,$H2,$M2:$M$2,$M2,$N2:$N$2,$N2),"0000"))=": ::0000","",$H2&":"&$M2&":"&$N2&":"&TEXT(COUNTIFS($H2:$H$2,$H2,$M2:$M$2,$M2,$N2:$N$2,$N2),"0000")))
I need to convert the COUNTIFS into something that is Excel 2003 friendly.
I'm trying to use this formula in a cell but it keeps giving me #NAME.
What does this mean?
check out the COUNTIFS function on Data Tables Sheet -> Cell D29 and pls. let me know what's going on. I need is : To calculate the number of items on system data tab which has the "Pending" status and items which belongs to month "Jan-10" under a particular person selected from B 27 cell (Data tables tab).
I solved it by using >=01-01-10 and <=31-01-10 criteria but i don't think its nice idea .... I tried to use AND(function by got failed ...........
I'm trying to find total gross commission within a spreadsheet, where gross commission found in Deals column Q. Columns T & U indicate with an "X" whether the deal was associated with referrals and such.
=SUMIFS(Deals!$Q$2:$Q$500, Deals!$T$2:$T$500, "x",Deals!$C$2:$C$500,">=1/1/2005",Deals!$C$2:$C$500,"<1/1/2006")
=SUMIFS(Deals!$Q$2:$Q$500, Deals!$U$2:$U$500, "x",Deals!$C$2:$C$500,">=1/1/2005",Deals!$C$2:$C$500,"<1/1/2006")
But now I need to sumif Q2:Q500 excluding rows where "X appears in either T or U, or both, to indicated complete self-generated deals.