If cell D3 has the text string "RQS" and cell D2 is colored green, I want to count as one. The formula needs to apply to a range of cells. The end result being I want to know how many green cells are delineated at RQS.
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I need a formula that can count items that are past due by up to 30 days, 60, or 90 days. I'd guess the total of all 3 values should = the total past due.
I have the total past due as =COUNTIF(A!I$1:I$278, "<=" & TODAY() )
I am trying to create an if function with different criteria to make it either count a list or sum 2 other cells
=IF(G2=0,SUM(INDIRECT("E1:E"&D1),if(G2>0,SUM(F21,I3))))
the first part of the formula works, however the second part returns a FALSE result.
I've got a spreadsheet that I do every month with columns of numbers that I average. This sheet has to match about 10 others similar. The columns are divided by Weekdays, Saturdays, Sundays. But some months there are no entries for certain cells on Saturday or Sunday.
I thought that if I just used the Average function, it would dismiss and not count the blank cells. Alas, apparently not. I've highlighted in yellow the one column that I'm really having trouble with.
Is there a function that will count a column of numbers where that will eliminate counting empty cells based on a certain date that will also capture any numbers that is added after refreshing the table from Access? I have attached a spreadsheet for an example. I need to count on the number in column V that equals 13 for the date of 12/22/09.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have some data in a column, starting at row 6 that I'd like to find the number of unique text values for. For this I have been using this formula
Code:
{=SUM(IF(FREQUENCY(IF(LEN(A6:A10000)>0,MATCH(A6:A10000,A6:A10000,0),""), IF(LEN(A6:A10000)>0,MATCH(A6:A10000,A6:A10000,0),""))>0,1))}
The data is dynamic so I picked an arbitrarily large number (10000) and the above formula successfully ignores blank fields.
However, I'd like to now find the count of unique text values that end in X. For example, let's say the data are as follows
Dog_Cat
Mouse_Dog
Mouse_Cat
Mouse_Cat
Mouse_Cat
Mouse_Mouse
Elephant_Elephant
How would I go about (in one function) finding the unique values that end in "_Cat", in this case 2 ("Mouse_Cat" and "Dog_Cat")?
I currently have this macro that helps me SUM all the cells that are bold.
Public Function SumBold(Rng As Range)
Dim Total As Double
Dim Cell As Object
Application.Volatile
For Each Cell In Rng
If Cell.Font.Bold Then Total = Total + Cell.Value
Next
SumBold = Total
End Function
I want to have the same kind of Macro, but that could COUNT the number of cells that are Bold.
using =ColorFunction to count cells highlighted in different colors.
Is that function available in Excel 2007 under a different function name?
I'm trying to put together a spreadsheet that tracks disc capacity increases, affected by any incoming projects. I've managed to do so for one project, but would like to for up to 10. The way i've designed the solution (i'm sure there are far more elegant ways, but hey) is thus:
A forecast worksheet keeps track of a grand total, taking information from sheets P1 -> P10 (being projects 1 to 10). I am unable to figure a way to add up all the increases from all 10 project worksheets with one succinct formula. What I use so far is: ='P1'!C83+SUMIF('P1'!E82,"=2009 - Q1",'P1'!D82) ..................
I have 3 sets of data - Process, Step, and Time Range. I am trying to generate schedules based on Process, with Step being the vertical axis, and Time Range being the horizontal axis. Hence, I'll have schedules showing that for each Process, the number of cases that each Step that has taken, for example, "0-7 Days", "8-14 Days", etc.
I have four Processes in total - A,B,C, and D; 15 Steps from 1 to 15; and 7 Time Ranges. I have attached a sample .xls showing the schedules that I would like to popuple the counting onto. A little more details, not all Processhas all 15 Steps, i.e. Process A has Step 1 thru Step 9 only, Process D has Step 1 thru Step 15 excluding Step 11 & 12I am actually creating a template where data will keep on expanding and updatingwould prefer excel formula rather than VBA code as I am not very familiar with what to do with VBA codes
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 Replies View RelatedI 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 RelatedI have 25 cells, that can either have a value of 0 or o.2 The cells have to be added up. No problem there ofcourse. But if a cell has a value of 0, -0.25 should be subtracted from the total.
I have this formula, but I'm not sure how to use it for multiple cells:
=IF(M20,0,-0.25)
In what would be Cell E2 I want to post the Total posted set Assuming that the Order Numbers and the OP Numbers are the Same, but only if there is a value in the allowed set, So I'd expect E2 in the case below to read 1.83,
Order No OP Posted Set Allowed Set
30761157 00100.731.500
3076115700100.500.000
3076115700100.600.000
3076461000100.000.000
3076461000101.050.500
3076524400100.000.000
3076524400100.550.500
3076639600100.000.000
3076639600101.180.500
3076810900100.000.000
3076862900100.000.000
3076862900100.000.000
3076862900100.000.000
I want the function to return a value in A1 based on the values in B1, C1, or D1.
For instance:
If B1=1, then A1=Confirmed,
if C1=1, then A1=Ordered,
if D1=1, then A1= Confirmed.
My attempt:
=IF(B1="1","Confirmed",IF(C1="1","Ordered",IF(D1="1","Confirmed")))
I realize this is a nested IF function, and in this case does not seem entirely appropriate, evidenced by the circular reference warning.
I have a source sheet with numbers in column A, D and M. These are strictly numerical and show to be Number. I used Vlookup in another sheet to input these numbers. The column with the Vlookup is also formatted as Number. I then copied the Vlookup results and pasted as Values. Then I used Mode to find the most common number. In most cases it works, however, some cells are coming up #N/A. In the columns that were pasted as values, if I press the F2 key, then enter, the Mode formula then works.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to use the Large function with multiple cells to get the highest value of the cells. Excel won't let me use the following formula.
=large({a1,f1,j1,o1},1)
Any other ways to get the largest value from multiple cells with or without an array.
I am currently using the function:
=IF(OR(ISBLANK(C8), ISBLANK (D8), ISBLANK (E8), ISBLANK (F8), ISBLANK (G8), ISBLANK (H8), ISBLANK (I8), ISBLANK (J8), ISBLANK (K8), ISBLANK (L8), ISBLANK (M8), ISBLANK (N8), ISBLANK (O8), ISBLANK (P8), ISBLANK (Q8), ISBLANK (R8)), "", IF(SUM(C8:R8)=0,"Yes", "No"))
and it is returning a #value error sign.
I want it to check if C8:R8 is blank, and if so, put nothing. But if not, use the formula: IF(SUM(C8:R8)=0,"Yes", "No"))
I am trying to count the number of unique entries in a sheet, that also satisfy 2 other conditions.
I've attached an example sheet : Example email report.xlsx
The result I need is: The number of unique values in column E, that also have NULL in column G and NULL in column I.
So, in the example, the result would be 7.
I know I can do this by conditional formatting and filtering, but would prefer a formula, and perhaps also a macro that I could apply as the number of rows in each sheet is up to 20000, and each month's sheet will be a different size.
I'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
I'm currently working on a test matrix that has high level and mid level test cases. The High level results cell is tracking all mid level test cases below it. If all mid level test cases are displayed as "Pass" then the High level test cases displays "PASS". If any of the mid level test cases is not displayed as "PASS" then the High level test case result is displayed as "FAIL" However, "PASS" and "FAIL" do not accurately represent the status of the test cases in the instance of them not being filled out. Mid Level test cases start off in the "Select Result" state which basically says it that test has not been performed. I would like to have a third value displayed as "NOT COMPLETED" or "IN PROGRESS". Below is the current formula that I am using.
=IF(AND(C50="Pass",C51="Pass", C52="Pass", C53="Pass", C54="Pass", C55="Pass", C56="Pass"),"PASS","FAIL")
On thing to keep in mind that may or may not make a difference is that one of the High level test cases has 30 mid level test cases and from my understanding, IF / AND function only allows up to 30 logic inputs (not sure if that is the correct terminology or correct at all).
in the lookup function listed below, it only produces a result for the first exact macth. well, what if the data i am searching on could result in multiple results?
i would like advise on how to modify this formula to bring back the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc instance of a match in the lookup array.
the original formula , i found on this site, allows you to combine multiple cells to create a unique reference, and then search in another table containing columns of those combined cells, and results in the intersection of a row and column and that is the data you want returned ....
kind of like a hlookup, but you can use one or more cells to create the unique lookup, and bring back whatever column you want (where as a hlookup is limited to searching the left most column and bring back a column to the left)
here is the formula:
{=INDEX(data to retrieve,MATCH(cell1&cell2,table to find cell1 in&table to find cell2 in,0))}
"data to retrieve" is an array of one column containing the data you want to retrieve
"cell1&cell2" is a combination of cells to make the unique lookup (this could just be one cell if you wanted)
"table to find cell1 in&table to find cell2 in" is a table array to look in to find the look up value
I need to look at 2 different cells and have a 3rd cell provide a number based on the first two cells.
Column A: either 1 or 2 (2 results in +5)
Column B: either yes or no (yes results in a +5)
Column C: function would result in either 0, 5, or 10.
I have a spreadsheet with 27 Columns and 439 rows of data. I need to copy each row of data that has a certain criteria and paste the same data 141 times below it and then manipulate the data. In the same spreadsheet I need to copy a row of data that has other criteria in it and past it 30 times below it, and then manipulate the data.
I have been using the copy and insert copied cells function, but I have to scroll down 141 or 30 rows each time to ensure I add in the correct amount of rows. Is there a more productive way to do this? I have about 10 workbooks with approximately 47 tabs/worksheets each that I will need to update in a similar fashion.
I've got an If statement in Excel which features several VLookups - I need the IF statement to return differing results to 2 different cells, is this possible?
In plain English, I'm looking for something like
If(Vlookup(A2, B2:D5, 4, False), C6="y" And D7="ok", "False")
Obviously this is a very crude example
I want to count from each cell that doesn't contain "0". So if cell C2=100, I want to be able to count the number g1*2 from that cell and return a value. But then I want to start another count from c5 to the number of g1*2 and then another count from c8 etc basically any cell that contains a value other than "0", I want to start a count from.
The point of this is that the half life will expire after that count, so I want to be able to add the drug levels on an ongoing basis until the count of the half life has been reached. But there will be further dosing along the way before this half life is reached and these values need to be added to the existing value until the half life expires.
I am trying to count data using several criteria
1.Need to add data from for a certain category, say "blue" + data during a certain date but exclue the ones with zeros
My formula using arrays look like this, but it is still counting data with zero in the cell as an item
=count(if(A4:A400(text by category)=”blue”,count(if(O4:O400(date)<”04/01/07”,count(An4:An400)[Actual data],-(countif(An4:An400,0))))))
I have a transactional data set with a line for each transaction and I am looking to count the number of documents (each contains multiple transactions) against criteria.....
It looks something like this.....
Column A Column B
Document No Category
11000001 A
11000002 B
11000003 B
11000002 A
11000001 A
Is there anyway to do this without subtotalling for each document and then a count?
