I want to count cells that contain specific text but multiple criteria. For example in range B4:B12 I want to count the cells that contain the word 'daily' AND the word 'weekly'. Each cell in the range contains one word.
View 5 RepliesI can't seem to get a formula to work. I am trying to count the number of times "EE" shows up in a range only if "CR" is listed in that row within another range. For simplicity Column A has a list with the following values scattered from A2 through A100: CR, LT, ST, DI. Column B has a list with the following values scattered from B2 through B100: EE, EF, EG.
I need to know how many EE's are listed in column B if CR is on the same line in column A.
I need to have multiple ranges count based on several criteria. The hitch is that needs to count if one or more criteria is met not all. I tried using a COUNTIFS however that seems to evaluate based on AND not OR.
Is there a nested COUNTIFS or similar function that would work?
I am using the below code to count records in a range that meet multiple criteria.
myCount=0
For Each dCell In Range("MyRange")
If dCell = var1 And dCell.Offset(0,-1) = var2 Then myCount = myCount + 1
Next dCell
Is there a faster way to count multiple criteria in a VBA procedure than what I'm doing, but without using worksheet formulas? I tried "WorksheetFunction.Sumproduct" like you would in a worksheet formula, but that didn't work (unsurprisingly).
I have what I thought would be a simple task, but after almost a day of searching this and other sites, I've gotten no where. I have two issues that are similar. First, I need to edit my VBA code to count the number of blank cells in a column. Here's the code I'm starting with...
View 3 Replies View RelatedIs there any method to speed up a for each loop to count text in a cell with multiple criterias in a single column. This is on example:
Code:
For each rr in r
If rr = "a" And rr.Font.Strikethrough = False Or rr = "B" _
And rr.Font.Strikethrough = False Then
a = a + 1
end if
next
I currently have the formula =Countif(E5:E158,"YES"). This formula works great if when I dont filter, however, I need to filter through the data and I only want it to count the cells that have "Yes" when it is filtered, not just all the cells. I searched to forums and people keep referencing Subtotal() however that is counting all the cells and not pulling out the "Yes" inputs only.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to build a formula that counts the amount of cells within a range that contain multiple strings of text within the same cell. I only know how to build a formula that snags cells that contain 1 but not 2 different ones within the same cell. For example: I want to count cells if they have the word BALL and STICK somewhere in the cell....see three cell examples below
gameballnetstick
ballgame
stick ball
tenballs
green stick
Of the three examples: it would only count cells: gameballnetstick and stickball
Here is what I have. 4 Worksheets. The first worksheet is a summary page. I have 350 personnel that are broken down into three different groups. So each group has it's own sheet. Here is what I need to accomplish. Results need to be posted on the summary sheet.
I need to compare cells B2 & D3 for each row on a worksheet and display the number of times they match on a worksheet. For example how many times does EP & EP match on a certain row. I need to compare cells B2 & D3 for each row on a worksheeet and display the number of times they don't match on a worksheet. For example how many times does EP & MP occur. I've attached an example for reference
I have a spreadsheet which lists letters issued, the date issued and the potcode. I need a formula that counts, on a weekly basis, the number of letters issued to postcodes in Sutton and Bexley.
I have a count sheet set up on one worksheet and the list of postcodes applicable to each area are listed on another worksheet. I have been playing around with sumif, sumproduct etc, but these don't seem to work as I am pointing the formula to a list of postcodes and not an individual postcode. For example, the formula for one week needs to tell me, the number of letters issed to Sutton between 26/07/08 - 01/08/08. This is what I tried -
=SUMPRODUCT(('MU63 NC'!$F$2:$F$10>=COUNT!B$2)*('MU63 NC'!$F$2:$F$10<=COUNT!B$3)*('MU63 NC'!$D$2:$D$10=Sutton!$A$2:$A$50))
But I get #N/A - if I change the last refernce to a specific cell instead of a range it works, but this will make the process very lengthy as there are lots of postcodes!
ABCDE1DATEEMP1Days Between SalesEMP2Days Between Sales
23/6/2012 YES0NOÂ 33/5/2012NOÂ NOÂ 43/4/2012NOÂ NOÂ 53/3/2012 YES2NOÂ 63/2/2012NOÂ NOÂ 7 3/1/2012 YES1YES682/29/2012 YES0NOÂ 92/28/2012NOÂ NOÂ 102/27/2012 YES1NOÂ 112/26/2012 YES0NOÂ 122/25/2012NOÂ YES4
I believe I need a loop code to do what I need, because none of the functions I've tried have worked. I want to start at B2 and go down the column until I come to a YES. When I find a YES, I want to know the number of NOs that preceded it. Then I want to go from that YES(#1) to the next YES(#2) and count the number of NOs between YES(#1) and YES(#2) and so forth, until I run out of rows. For example, in C5, the answer is 2, because there are 2 NOs between YES#1 and YES#2 in coulmn B, and a 1 in C7, because there is 1 NO between YES(#2) and YES(#3) in column B.
I am trying to find a formula to count rows that meet multiple criteria, but one of the criteria can be multiple values. I have a list of people with a list of clients that they are responsible for. Each person is responsible for 10-20 clients. Every day I run a report that shows the project worksheets submitted for each client and if money has been awarded or not.
I'm wondering if there is a way to count, for each person, the number of project worksheets that show "awarded" in column K. That would mean that I would have to look for, for each person, any of their multiple clients in column B and "awarded" in column K.
I am trying to put the formula in D2:D9, as I use A2:D9 for a chart. O1:P79 contain the names of the people and the applicants that they are responsible for. A17:D158 contains the list of project worksheets (updated daily). I used =SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIF(B17:B999,P1:P14)) to count the actual number of project worksheets for each person, but I can't figure out a way to modify that to add in the "awarded" criteria also.
if possible, with a Excel formula. Assuming a column (M7:M200) has this information:
John
Mary
Lisa
Mark
John
Albert
|_Empty _|
|_Empty _|
|_Empty _|
I would get the sum of the cells except "empty", "John" and "Mark". The result would be: John: 2 | Mark: 1 | Others: 3 (My only interest is the formula to get the result "Others: 3") I tried with this formula: = COUNTIF (M7:M200, "<> John") but remains exclude "empty" cells and "Mark."
In H:5 I am trying to count B:2 through B:200 if it has an x and A: through A:200 has Post put value in H:5
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I'm struggling with a simple count problem.
Column "A" has values from 0 to 1000.
Column "B" has values from 1% to 100%
If column "A" is 250 or greater count it.
OR
If column "B" is 50% or greater count it.
I need to somehow count the number of times two criteria are met in a certain set of data and store it in a cell on a seperate sheet. My data is all stored in a sheet called Data and the conditions are as follows:
1. Column C = WEB
AND
2. Column D = Cancelled
So I need to count the number of times both these events occur and save them in my other sheet called Metrics. i lokoed it up on google but all the formulas I found referenced the same sheet and wouldn't work for my data set.
I have used the following Formula to count the number of times that ABC occurs in red text within the listed range, and it works fine
=PERSONAL.XLS!CountByColorText($G$4:$R$211,3,TRUE,"ABC")
I now want to count the number of times that (F) occurs in red text within the listed range, the difference being that (F) is always only the last three digits in the cell eg ABC (F)
I have tried this formula =PERSONAL.XLS!CountByColorText($G$4:$R$211,3,TRUE,"*(F)*")and get 0, which is incorrect
Greetings respected EXCEL professionals. I am working an a project and I need your assistance. Kindly refer to the attached text file - which is a download of a BANK STATEMENTwhich came as text file. I want Excel to gather the information in the text file and put it in the cells. I then want to count the amount of all instances of certain descriptions.
For example, Excel would go down the description column and detect all instance of "EOD" (and ignore the varying string behind it) and put the total next to a cell titled simply "EOD". It would do similar detecting, calculating, and posting for the other descriptions ("DEPOSIT", "CASH", etc.) - again, Excel would only pay attention to the first few words of the description and just ignore any variables that occur in the same category.
I AM A NOVICE. I tried pasting the text file onto the spreadsheet with not too good results. But even when I tried to just have Excel count all occurances of "EOD" using the SUMPRODUCT function, I got a "VALUE!" error - I realized this is because there are texts such as "Amount" in the column containing the values.
I am looking to create an Excel sheet that can manage the times of access of a certain location. The information is set in a way that there are several rows, and the rows for the time I am keeping track of are in the Row "I". I need to get a count of how many people accessed the location each hour.
I have managed to do this using the following formula:
=COUNTIF(I:I,">=12:00:00")-COUNTIF(I:I,">13:00:00")
This gives me the Count for 12:00pm to 12:59pm. However, COUNTIF can only handle one variable, and I need to put a second variable in it. In Row B, there are several different states. For the most part, they are numbers, but occasionally, there are two separate occurances that I am not supposed to count with the others. I do have to count them separately, however:............
Iam doing a market report for real estate. I have attached a file for reference. I am trying to track the Active Listings within a given time period and within a specific zip code. Unfortunately my local MLS does not track historical data on Active Listings, and therefore I have to use the Listing Date and the date it no longer went active to determine which listings were active in a given time period. Some of the listings are still active and therefore do not have a "No Longer Active" date. These listings will need to be counted as well.
MLS Active by Zip.xlsx
What I'm trying to do count the TRUE values in multiple columns, if the criteria is correct in another column.
I've tried countifs but end up having the company included into the count, or only count the row that matches all the criteria.
If I do =COUNTIFS(A2:A7,"A",B2:B7,"TRUE")+COUNTIF(C2:C7,"TRUE") then I get 5.
When I change it to +COUNTIFS(A2:A7,"A",C2:C7,"TRUE") it works but there's a time where I need to check up to 8 Options.
Company
Option 1
Option 2
a
True
True
b
True
False
c
True
False
a
True
False
a
True
False
b
True
True
OK, I have a list of sales that my semester long company has sold. In the midst of these sales we are sellling a versoin of the bumble watches. people can either buy a watch, (which includes a face and a band) a face, or a band.
So I have this giant list and only like 10 watches on there. I need a formula that will count how many watches and faces we sell.
I was initially thinking something along the lines of:
=COUNT(OR('Sales Journal'!D:D="Watch",'Sales Journal'!D:D="Face"))
=COUNT(OR('Sales Journal'!D:D="Watch",'Sales Journal'!D:D="Band"))
Which worked great until I had more than one watch in there.
I can't figure out dcount, and don't know if it's even the right thing to use in this instance. If you want I can post the sales journal..
I have a bunch of cells that i want to count in a table based on 2 criteria. The first would be checking whether or not it matches a certain text which i can do. Now i have a column for "Completed Date" and "Deadline Date". Each deadline date is different. I know i need some sort of array function in there to compare all the completed dates vs deadline dates but i just can't think of it. This will be the second criteria.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have a list of 267 individuals who are each in one of 4 class designations (A,B,C, & D). They produce widgets for me. The individuals’ names are in A2:A268, their class designation is in B2:B268; and the number of widgets they each produced is in C2:C268. Row 1 is a header row.
I used the FREQUENCY function, for the first time, to show how many of the individuals produced 1-10, 11-20, 21-30, 31-40, 41-50, 51-60, and 60+ widgets last year. NOW, I’d like to take it a step further and show the number of individuals that produced widgets in each of these number groupings, but want it further split out by their A, B, C, D, class designation. So, I want to see how many individuals in the “A” class that produced 1-10, 11-20, 21-30, etc. widgets; and how many individuals in the “B” class produced those numbers, etc.
I’ve been playing around with using the COUNT and IF functions together and the FREQUENCY and IF functions, but have not been successful. Am I making this more complicated than it is? By the way, their class designation doesn’t have any relation to the number of widgets they produced, and the data is sorted alphabetically by the individuals’ names.
I am trying to figure out how to create a formula using multiple criteria in different columns. Ideally, I need to use the whole column (i.e. E:E rather than E2:E400) because I don't want to have to update the formula every time I input data.
I will simplify my spreadsheet for example purpose. Basically, column A has a unique identifier that either begins with an "M" or an "R." Column B either contains a person's name or a "-". Column C contains a dollar amount.
1. I need to be able to count all the cells in Column A that begin with an "M" AND have a "-" in Column B.
2. I need to be able to SUM the $ amounts in Column C ONLY for the items that begin with an "M" in Column A and have a "-" in Column B.
Is there any sort of formula that might do this? I have tried SUM arrays but as I said before, I would rather be able to use the whole column.
For example, each job has a specific ref number and within that job ref number there is a number of lines of data, some of which we ignore and some of which we include. Each job will have a planning time using an old methodology (Planning A), a planning time using a new methodology (Planning B) and an actual time. There are a few other variables too such as the category of work.
I am trying to count the number of each unique ref no. within the sub category of work I am looking at (there are circa 50 sub categories of work). Each ref no. will only have 1 combination of work cat and sub category.
For example: ....
I have been asked to analyse the contribution / performance of each student in a team. What i am trying to do is to count the number of times each student has work together and then try to work out their contribution. Got stuck on the 2nd bit for like 3 weeks flat. have been trying but not luck... seems to give me 1 or 0. so i assume my attempt is only a true or false answer! All i need is a count of how many times each student work with each other, and the best backbone formula is "count". This situation is best explained by my example, D15 is the closest i got
View 3 Replies View RelatedHave list of employees and their dependents organized into the following columns:
Employee ID (unique to employee), Relationship Code (E=employee, S=Spouse, D=child), andBirthDate. Would like to add a column called Sequence Code which counts the family members (employee= 0, S=1, oldest D=2, next oldest D = 3, and so on).
Employee ID RelationshipCode BirthDate Sequence Code
100006641 E 2/5/75 0
100006641 S 1/2/75 1
100006641 D 3/9/89 2
100005555 E 2/5/77 0
100005555 D 1/2/89 2
100005555 D 3/9/88 1
Note that the list is sorted by Employee ID, but not Birthdate. Can this be done with a formula in the Sequence Code column? I really suck at VBA
I have an excel file with 1000 of records for eg.
Date INITIALS CATEGORYACATEGORYB
31-Dec-07MTSVIN
01-Jan-08MSSVDI
04-Jan-08MORSKH
31-Jan-08MPSVHI
02-Feb-08MPRSIN
03-Feb-08MPVSIN
02-Jan-08MSRSIN
03-Mar-08MSKSKI
i want to count the datas
1) SELECTING IN THE SPECIFIED DATE RANGE (e.g from 1st jan to 31st Jan)
2) SELECTING MULTIPLE CRITERIA IN B COLUMN (MP & MS)
3) SELECTING MULTIPLE CRITERIA IN C COLUMN (SV & RS)
4) SELECTING MULTIPLE CRITERIA IN D COLUMN (IN & HI)
My colleagues tried countifs in excel 2007 but i have 2003. i want to specify all the four criteria in a single function to achieve my result (IN EACH MULTIPLE CRITERIA)
What I require : Column F to be blank as long as the following is true:
1) Column A (Order) cannot be blank.
2) Column E (Status) has to be equal to either "Completed" or "Successful".
3) Column D (Sales) has to have the same date as Column C (Contact), but due to bad data quality each order number can have several rows and as long as the Sale date from one of the other "Duplicate" rows equals the contact date it needs to be counted. This is as long as there is not already a row for the Order that already has Sales / Contact day matching.
In the attached spreadsheet, I have highlighted the rows that should be blank in column F in green. My attempts at formulas to count this are in the columns highlighted in red.
WORKAROUND.xls‎