CountIF With Negative Value In The Range
Feb 25, 2013I have a CountIFS formula for a cell range for a project for work
Code: =COUNTIFS($C$75:$C$1999,A71,$G$75:$G$1999,">=-1",$G$75:$G$1999,"
I have a CountIFS formula for a cell range for a project for work
Code: =COUNTIFS($C$75:$C$1999,A71,$G$75:$G$1999,">=-1",$G$75:$G$1999,"
count if fuction on positive and negative number in the attached excel sheet. I would like to count how many numbers are positive and negative in the A column of the attached excel sheet.
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I'd like to construct a formula which gives me the position of the right-most negative value in range.
The values in the range could be positive, negative, zero, blank or text.
I am currently working on a project and encountering this problem with VLOOKUP.
I need to show the result into negative since it is negative on the table i made.
In my this scenario, it gives me this error "#N/A" even if the value is in the table.
Here are the details:
3 columns
RANGE Minutes
0.02
0.03
[Code].....
my actual table is upto minutes of +960 and -960 and still planning to go up until +1500/-1500
I have named the table as "TABLE" and the value is on "F3" I am using the command =VLOOKUP(F3,Table,3,TRUE) but if the cell is negative it return positive value how do i change the formula so it return the value to negative if it shoud be negative?
I also attached the file as your reference.
I need this to get the value in minutes if it is within the value in the range.
Each row contains a series of values which are not sequential.
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I have a large dataset (24000 rows) that requires me to multiply two different columns of integers. In some cases, the two integers are both negative and multiplying them results in a product that is positive. I actually need that product to be negative rather than positive. I can't quite seem to figure out the best way to accomplish this.
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example 1,
8, 6, 2, 0, -0.5, -2
the result would be 0
example 2,
8, 6, 2, -0.5, -2
the result would be -0.5
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{=IF(PRB=M1,INDEX(Y,MATCH(MAX(ABS(Y)),ABS(Y),0)),MAX(Y))}
However, if there are not any negative values, as in the "Z" range, it only returns MAX(Z) for the entire range, when I would like ti to return "0.00134" (the largest deviation from zero based on the PRB range criterai. Would this be better accomplished using VBA?
PRB
Y
Z
A90B90
A90B-90
[Code].....
- Column D includes dates.
- Column E includes text, either "Yes" or "No".
I want Excel to count all cells in Column D between 1-Jan-2009 to 31-Jan-2009 + any cells that say "Yes" from Column E on the same row.
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COUNTIF(F33:F39,M33:M39,T33:T39,AA33:AA39,AH33:AH39,AO33:AO39,F67:F73,M67:M73,T67:T73,AA67:AA73,AH67 :AH73,"b")
How do i create a formula for countif with range name
I did create a formula =COUNTIF(C2:C868,"NS") but it show 0
NS range name contain working shift
NS
0:00 - 9:30
7:00 - 16:30
7:30 - 17:00
7:45 - 17:15
8:00 - 17:30
8:15 - 17:45
8:30 - 18:00
I have a column with multiple data entries ( dates, amounts, percentages, etc).
From these I want to count how many dates are after the selected date.
But I am unable to pickup date cells selectively.
i.e. counif ( {A1, A6, A11, A16, A21, A26}, >=1-Jan-2009)
But the function is giving error as it only accepts ranges.
I can use countif(A1:A26, >=1-Jan-2009)
But the problem is some numerical values are also in the same range ( as the numerical format of dates) - so I am unable to use it.
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from +-11% to +-20%
from +- 21% to +-30%
from more than +- 31%
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I have a list of projects in one column and start dates in a different column.
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These are the formulas I am using
=COUNTIF(CN3:CU65,">=1000")
=COUNTIF(CN3:CU65,">=990")
In this formula, the over 990 also counts the ones over 1000 and I only want them to count 990 to 999.
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I tried this but this wont work. All i want to countif there are duplicate rows. This formula will be copied down
=countif($A$1:$A$11&$B$1:$B$11&$C$1:$C$11,A1&B1&C1)
#1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
#2
Red
Yellow
Green
Blue
Violet
[Code] .....
I am trying to determine how many times a value occurs in each quartile in a data set, with the range of my quartiles changing for each row.
Above is a simplified sample of the data I am working with. What I would like to do is calculate the length of a quartile for each row, then determine whether "Red" is in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th quartile
Right now I have two output tables. The first is a "Quartile" table, which for each row counts the number of values entered, divides by four, multiplies by the appropriate quartile and rounds down. For this I use the function
=rounddown(counta(range)/4*(quartile))
For Q1 in this dataset, that is =rounddown(counta($B2:$I2)/4*(1))
Then I have a table which calculates whether "Red" occurs in each quartile, with references to the cell values in my quartile table. My formula for Q1 here is
=countif(index(row#2,1,match(Q1 value,$row#1,0)):Index(row#2,1,match(Q1 value,$row#1,0)),"Red".
The actual formula (can be used if pasting table values into excel) is:
=countif(index($B2,$I2,1,match(Q1,$B$1:$I$1,0)):index($B2:$I2,1,match(Q1,$B$1:$I$1,0)),"Red")
Where Q1 equals my rounddown formula noted above, returning "1" in this case. For subsequent quartiles, I change my reference in the Match formula to start with the previous quartile +1, and end with the current quartile.
I want a conditional format change to happen when certain criteria is met.
I have a conditional formula in column F
Let's say F173
If the value in A173 value is found anywhere above cell A173, then make a blue box surrounding cell F173.
I want to be able to copy this conditional format down column F
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"=COUNT(Belgium.Data>0)"
to no avail, as well as all the following:
"=COUNTIF(Belgium.Data,">"&0)";
"=COUNTIF(Belgium.Data,">0")";
"=SUM(Belgium.Data>0)".
Even the last didn't evaluate, even though "=SUM(Belgium.Data)" evaluates correctly. I can't seem to use the actual cell-references either, since the range is non-contiguous - I miss out every 11th cell to compute an average on the last 11 cells - and Excel doesn't seem to like the comma ("union") operator, insisting the 2nd component of the union is COUNTIF's "criteria" argument.
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Column A
Column B
Column C
Column D
Time
Count
Time
Events
1
=Countif(,"EVENT1")
1
event0
[Code] .....
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Manchester
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London
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Yes / Maybe / No
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