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.
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I want to be able to look at two columns and set a criteria to count. I want to look at column A and if its blank then look at column B and if it has a value of more than 0 then count.
A B
1 1.00
2 Yes 4.78
3
4 5.00
5 Yes 4.89
6 11.99
So this example would count 3
=IF(AND(Weekly!$E4<>Admin!$E$2,Weekly!$E4<>Admin!$E$3),
COUNTIFS('Issue Log'!$A$2:$A$50,$A4,'Issue Log'!$B$2:$B$50,$B4,'Issue Log'!$C$2:$C$50,'Issue Log'!$C2,'Issue Log'!$D$2:$D$50,"<>"&"Completed",'Issue Log'!$D$2:$D$50,"<>"&"",'Issue Log'!$D$2:$D$50,"<>"&"Cancelled"),0)
WEEKLY
ResourceProjectContact ActivityStatusEst. TimeAct. Time # of Issues
Elaine W.PIPBA - Bonnie SchaferTESTIn Planning1
ISSUE LOG
ResourceProjectActivityIssue Status
Elaine W.PIPTESTCompleted
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I am trying to use COUNTIF formula to count how many item in a column that meet certain criteria, say between 10 and 20...
=COUNTIF(G1:G100,"AND(>10,<20)")
Currently, I am using countifs to count data within a specific range if it meets a criteria. Now I want to add to the formula. I need to count the cells within the specific range meeting the existing criteria I already have but only if one cell is greater than another cell.
This is what I currently have: =COUNTIFS(Report!$F$4:$F$1048576,">=8/1/2013",Report!$F$4:$F$1048576,"=8/1/2013",Report!$F$4:$F$1048576,"
i want to use Countif() when 3 ceritera are true
ceritera
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1) Branch Name
2) Status
3) Login Date
can this be done by any mean
what I'm trying to do is to make a logbook for a machining center. Each part has an op10 and an op20, essentially front and back. And each part number falls into the category of OS or FS. I've used AND logic to make tables in hidden columns to be used by a countif statement to determine my totals. I.e. to determine if a scroll is completed, op20 has a a value of 1 AND column C is "OS".
I use
=IF(AND(A9=1;C9="OS");1;" ")
Then I countif criteria is 1 in the column i created with that statement.
That works just fine. Now what I want to do is to be able to create daily totals of OS and FS by simply modifying a variable date in a formula. So I'd like to essentially say: Countif Column C =OS and Corresponding column D = 1, and corresponding Shift date = 10.02.12(date to be variable). I'm at a wall here. Is there any way to do this somewhat simply?
I'm trying to count multiple criteria from a second page in a work book, all the formulas i've looked up and tried do not seem to work... here's the formulas i've tried. DKOBULAR is the name of the 2nd page. D is the column used for the different resolves.
=COUNTIF(DKOBULAR!D:D="resolveA")+COUNTIF(DKOBULAR!D:D="resolveB")+COUNTIF(DKOBULAR!D:D="resolveC")+ COUNTIF(DKOBULAR!D:D="resolveD")
=COUNT(IF(DKOBULAR!D:D="resolveA",IF(DKOBULAR!D:D="resolveB",IF(DKOBULAR!D:D="resolveC",IF(DKOBULAR! D:D="resolveD")))))
In Excel 2003, I need a countif to check for 2 criteria: (1) the left function looking for the value "Territory" in column A and (2) value > 0 in column G. I only want to count the rows where both the criteria are met. I have tried different combinations of countif including "and" in the formula, but I cannot get it to work. What is the proper syntax?
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View 2 Replies View RelatedI need a formula to count cells E7:E500 that say "Submitted" but only if cells R7:R500 say "PPB".
My original formula below is counting all cells except for the ones that say "PPB"
=COUNT(IF(E7:E500="Submitted",IF(R7:R50="PPB",'E7:E500)))
I haven't been this deep into excel before. The deeper I look, the more potential I recognize, the more amazed I get. That being said, I have come to a tough count issue. Let me attempt to explain as precisely as possible.
My current worksheet is large but I am only particularly concerned with two columns of information (Regions) and (Days). The logic I am attempting is something along the lines of Count If Region = East, or West, and Days is greater than 0, less than 60.
I am open to any and all suggestions on how to tackle this situation. I have been able to achieve similar counts by using pivot tables but the dynamic nature of these two columns presents some difficulties that my “new user” mind has been unable to work through.
=COUNTIF(A$2:T$1001,V2 & W2 & X2 & Y2)
I want to copy and paste this formula down column Z.
I want to count or add 1, only when a row of 20 cells (A to T) contains all 4 criteria in V W X Y.
I'm a marketer trying to find all calls within a week that are longer than 300 seconds. I'd prefer not to use a pivot table because of client issues.
=COUNTIF(A:A,1)-COUNTIF(F:F,"
I need to add all cells within multiple ranges where the characters "A", "S" and "D" occur.
=SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIF(INDIRECT({"C22:C25","C28:C32"}),{"A","S","D"}))
I need to count rows that meet 2 criteria.
I have seen this help page
http://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/count-if.htm
but that counts rows with "criteria 1" OR "criteria 2"...
I need to count rows that fulfill "criteria 1" AND "criteria 2"
ie - count the rows that have todays date AND a cell that says "COMPLETE"
ideally it would be as easy as "=countif(A:F,"today()","COMPLETE") but that doesn't work... any way around this???
I need to create a formula that counts the number of times that an age range appears within a column. In column G, there is a list of ages based on a demographic collection. The ages range from 13 to 50+. I want to designate another cell to count the number of times the characters between 13 and 18 occur within that column. I have =COUNTIF(G8:G20,"13") How do I add "14", "15", "16", "17", and "18"?
View 2 Replies View RelatedHow many tickets are created and fixed by a user for a certain period. See below. I've tried countif but it doesn't seem to be working for many criteria.
Start Date
11/1/2012
End Date
11/31/2012
Assigned To
Created
Fixed
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Can countif function work on multiple criteria to look on?
this are the criteria.
SA SL 1.0SA SL 0.5SA VL 1.0SA VL 0.5SA SLWOP 1.0SA SLWOP 0.5SA VLWOP 1.0SA VLWOP 0.5SUSPRD
How to use countif in Excel 2003, for multiple range and criteria ? Can 'Nested ifs' be used? If so, a sample of such ifs
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to write this but it returns a 0 when I know there are 3 records that match this criteria: =SUMPRODUCT(('Invoice-Detail'!J2:J50="NewJob_Post.NET")*('Invoice-Detail'!H2:H50="KY_*")). I think the problem is in the wildcard character. I don't know if I should be using COUNTIF or SUMPRODUCT or something else?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI 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!
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.
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..
