I want to do is count in a column numbers greater than 13 but less than 20.
I am also trying to write another formula that counts numbers equal to or higher than 1 but less than 12. In other words,
I do not want this count to include any cells that contain 0.
I count D5:D54 filter data but i want count only when value is greater then 0(zero)
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I Mean:
d5 = 0 don't count
d6 = 0 don't count
d7 = 0 don't count
if d5:d54 has value greater then 0 then count...
Is there an equation to count numbers greater than zero without adding an additional column?
I had a COUNTIF equation but realized that the criteria that I used to use required an additional column. The additional column I used to have would be something along the lines of =IF(A1>0, "x", "") and then count the X's. I was just wondering if there was another equation that could reduce that step.
I want to look to a range and if there is a value greater than zero I want to count it. I keep going round in circles trying to do this and now I give up.
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How can I count the number of cells in a range that contain values that are greater than or equal to zero?
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01-Mar-0825510051005.0045'[test.xlsb]Product Price'!$D$256
01-Oct-09274975990.0054'[test.xlsb]Product Price'!$D$27501-Aug-10284981999.0058'[test.xlsb]Product Price'!$D$28501-Dec-10288621634.0058'[test.xlsb]Product Price'!$D$28901-Jan-11289054.00150'[test.xlsb]Product Price'!$D$96601-Sep-1129718001854.00150'[test.xlsb]Product Price'!$D$974
In column f i have the following formula {=CELL("address",INDEX('Product Price'!$D$1:$D$1014,MATCH(B2&E2,'Product Price'!$A$1:$A$1014&'Product Price'!$D$1:$D$1014,0),0))} that returns the cell address from where i want to start my sum function.
My sheet named "Product Price" looks like this:
255Mar-0839508R 45.00256Apr-0839539R 45.00257May-0839569R 45.00258Jun-0839600R 45.00259Jul-0839630R 48.00260Aug-0839661R 48.00261Sep-0839692R 48.00262Oct-0839722R 48.00263Nov-0839753R 48.00264Dec-0839783R 48.00265Jan-0939814R 48.00266Feb-0939845R 48.00267Mar-0939873R 48.00268Apr-0939904R 48.00269May-0939934R 48.00
I now require a formula in column g that will count how many times starting from the cell in given in column f it added the amounts downwards to reach the amount in cell d of the "calculator" sheet - it must thus add d256+d257+d258... until it is bigger or equal to the amount in cell d.
10 12 13 12 10 11
40 30
? ?
Count values in the top row until the sum is greater than the relative value below
In this example the first ? would be 4 as 10 + 12 + 13 + 12 = 47 (greater than 40)
The second ? would be 3 as 12 + 13 + 12 = 37 (greater than 30)
I cant figure out how to do this with a formula! Custom Function needed?
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(I'm using XL 2007 hence the range greater than 65000 rows. But I don't
think COUNTIFs syntax has been changed in 2007 so I assume I'm having a brain
fart.)
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I would like to know how to count the instances of Cayenne pepper where the final column value is greater than 0
the result desired would be 2 in this example and the first cayenne record would be omitted from the total as it is a value less than 0
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'M'CAYENNE 48G
6
#N/A
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Currently having problems getting correct head count. I have formula that works for rows 6-8 but fails in row9. The should be answers are in rows 17-20.
Conditions used in formula
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* Current Week > End Date =0
* End Date < Start FY =0
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I've tried using COUNTIF but that only adds the individual values, it doesn't 'start from zero again' when a zero value appears.
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I have attached a worksheet with the example.
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Sheet 2 contains the following:
Column AH2:AH367 represents the current year and contains values from Jan 1 to Dec 31 inclusive, some of which are zero and future values are blank.
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AG = 20
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