I have a Countifs formula that is returning a zero "0",
=COUNTIFS($B$4:$U$4,$A29,$B$10:$U$10,B$18), and it should return a 1.
The manual calculation is turned on and I have tried the F9 and no change in the value returned.
I'm trying to count the rows of a worksheet based on the location selection. Heres what I'm using:
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Before I add the Vlookup, I get a number of 50. I should get at least 40+, but after adding the
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I get "0."
I'm wondering if I need to use VLookup differently in this case ????
I have a problem with a cumulative countif and offset formula that I am unable to solve. See the attached spreadsheet for an example of the dataset I get out from our systems.
I want the formula to be fully automatic, so when I change the month in column K2, it will automatically count all the different outlets in column B based on criteria in column L3 and downwards. The dataset will be updated monthly obviously.
I believe that it could be solved with the usage of a countifs + offset formula or something similar.
The main idea of the spreadsheet is to track the movement of customers between different chains. It is thus important that customers that show up in January will not be counted again in February or March, thus creating an unique countif list based on a given month.
Number of outlets example.xlsx‎
I am having trouble converting the following Countifs formula developed in 2007 to work in 2003 Excel.
Basically, I want to count the frequency of "N" in 'Data_Q2 2008'!$S$2:$S$9806, where 'Data_Q2 2008'!$B$2:$B$9806 = 'Metric Upload'!C2.
'Data_Q2 2008'!$B$2:$B$9806 is a list of physicians. 'Metric Upload'!C2 is a pick list for selecting the physican that is in the larger data set using Data Validation.
I currently have 6 formula (see below) that I want to add another variable for. The formulae add together letters in B1:B15 cross referenced against numbers in A1:A15. The first formula adds together the A's and O's in B1:B15 and cross references them with with cells beginning with 5 or 6 in the same row, A1:A15 down.
=SUM(COUNTIFS(B$1:B$15,"A",A$1:A$15,{"5";"6"}&"*")+COUNTIFS(B$1:B$15,"O",A$1:A$15,{"5";"6"}&"*"))
=SUM(COUNTIFS(B$1:B$15,"B",A$1:A$15,{"5";"6"}&"*"))
=SUM(COUNTIFS(B$1:B$15,{"A";"O"},A$1:A$15,"4*"))=SUM(COUNTIFS(B$1:B$15,"B",A$1:A$15,"4*"))
=SUM(COUNTIFS(B$1:B$15,"A",A$1:A$15,{"1";"2";"3"}&"*")+COUNTIFS(B$1:B$15,"O",A$1:A$15,{"1";"2";"3"}&"*"))
=SUM(COUNTIFS(B$1:B$15,"B",A$1:A$15,{"1";"2";"3"}&"*"))
I want to cross reference each of these with a Gender variable (denoted as M or F, for male & female) in the C1:C15 range. Using the last formula as an example should tell me how many M's or F's in the range C1:C15 had B and began with either 1,2 or 3.
I have a query from an access DB that I pull into an excel sheet automatically every 15mins. Column G contains a list of 6 digit customer reference numbers and column C contains a list of the users that have modified records for that customer.
I use a summary sheet to count the number of customers a user has modified records for in that day. The trouble I am having is counting unique records using the COUNTIFS function. In my database if a user changes a record and hits save 10 times that will create 10 records. I only want to count this as 1. I am using the following formula but it doesn't seem to like the 2nd range and criteria in the countifs bit.
=SUM(IF(COUNTIFS('Daily Loss Data'!G2:G1500,'Daily Loss Data'!G2:G1500,'Daily Loss Data'!C2:C1500,"John Smith*")
=0, "", 1/COUNTIFS('Daily Loss Data'!G2:G1500,'Daily Loss Data'!G2:G1500,'Daily Loss Data'!C2:C1500,"John Smith*")))
Daily Loss Data Sheet Notes: Column C = user, Column G = Customer Ref.
I am using an IF statement because my range changes after each query refresh so contains zero's that I obviously do not want to count.
Have table with five columns and five rows. The columns(C4:H4) hold Systems, Systems is a defined range, and rows (B5:B9) hold staffer names, Staffer is a defined range. Cell A5 holds period, by quarters, ie, Q1-Q4.
At present am using =COUNTIFS(Staffer,$B$5,System,C4,Q,$A$5). This works fine but as you can see I must change the Staffer starting reference $B$5, with each new row.
formula that changes column and row automatically as I drag down and across.
I know this should be straightforward, but just can't "hack the logic", whether using "Countifs" oor "SumProduct" formulae.
Attached file 140509 String Criteria.xlsx file has database of three fields (Date, Route number and Part number)
I need the formula that totals number of rows meeting three criteria:
(a) A specific date from Col A
(b) A specific number from Col B
And the part I can't sort out:
(c) Any cell containing a "string" in Col C (so needs to count the "core" even if it has a prefix or suffix).
E.g. How many rows have "Date x" in Col A, "Route Y" in Col B and a cell containing "123" in Col C?
I have attached a sample workbook which shows what I am trying to extract from sheet "Service Reminders 2014". In worksheet "Results" cells b11:e11 I am trying to extract the amount of vehicles with within age ranges provided that have a magic number attached which is pretty easy everything >0 is a proper magic number and also the amount of vehicles in each age range that have "Booked" associated within the range of "Service Reminders" Y2:AH5000, The formula works fine until I add the final criteria and then it give me a #VALUE!
View 14 Replies View RelatedI have a large metrics spreadsheet that has thousands of formulas using SUMPRODUCT. We are using Excel 2007/2010 now and I wondered if there was a way to convert these type of formulas to use the SUMIFS or COUNTIFS. I can do simple ones with 1 or 2 criteria where its AND, but then there is a combined OR and AND like this one has I cannot get them to work right, am I stuck with using SUMPRODUCT? My hope was to speed up the overall calculation speed. Note: The data spreadsheet 'Sheet2' contains 64555 rows, I write these formulas using VBA so that the range is finite to the actual data range is why you see 64555.
=SUMPRODUCT(--('Sheet2'!$J$3:$J$64555=$A6),--(('Sheet2'!$I$3:$I$64555="HOC")+('Sheet2'!$I$3:$I$64555="MGN")))
I have attendance tables that has column Y showing the shift to be worked and column Z showing any absentees. I used the following formula to count the number of people off per period.
{=SUM(COUNTIFS($Y$5:$Y$29,AM,$Z$5:$Z$29,$W82),(COUNTIFS($Y$36:$Y$60,AM,$Z$36:$Z$60,$W82)))}
in the above formula AM relates to a list of morning shifts.
The problem I have now encountered is that the system at work is still using excel 97 - 2003 which does not recognise Countifs.
way to adapt the formula to be compatible with Excel 97.
Using COUNTIF/COUNTIFS how to counting data with 3 mode ;
name
property
checking
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I want to count with criteria based on adjacent value "name" column related with "checking" column
1) counting data "name" with "yes" criteria?
2) counting data "name" with "yes" & "no" criteria?
3) counting data "name" with blank "" criteria?
4) counting data "property" with criteria contains "name" and "yes" criteria
The attached file Countifs issue.xlsx shows my attempt to construct a "CountIfs" formula that finds the one record out of ten that matches the following criteria:
a) Col A has 10 IDs. 3 of them are between 40 - 49, and another 2 are alphanumeric. This formula SHOULD identify these 5:
=COUNTIFS(A2:A11,">39",A2:A11,"<50",A2:A11,"4AB",A2:A11,"40C")
Doesn't work, It finds the 3 numerics but returns "0" when the two alpha-numerics are added.
b) Col B has a list of dates. 5 of the 10 are this month. This formula SHOULD identify them:
=COUNTIFS(B2:B11,(EOMONTH(NOW(),-1)+1),B2:B11,(EOMONTH(TODAY(),0)))
Doesn't work. It returns a value of "0".
c) Col C shows the Status for each record. 5 are "A" and 5 are "B". The following formula DOES find all the "B"s
=COUNTIF(C2:C11,"B")
But obviously I need the full formula to find the one record out of the ten that meets all the criteria.
in (a) and (b) and enable me to combine all three sections.
I am trying to populate some results using countifs formula with multiple criteria. below is the formula am using and the last two criterias are dates
=COUNTIFS('Unproccessed CIT'!$B$5:$B$411,Summary!$A$4:$A$35,'Unproccessed CIT'!$G$11:$G$417,"<>"&"closed",'Unproccessed CIT'!$A$5:$A$38,">="&$C$2,'Unproccessed CIT'!$A$5:$A$38,"<="&Summary!$E$2)
Results:
#VALUE!
Because countif cannot be used across multiple tabs, I'm using the following workaround where "MySheets" is the range of tabs and E8 is the cell I want "counted".
=SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIF(INDIRECT("'"&MySheets&"'!E8"),"Fully implemented"))
This works perfectly, except that I really need COUNTIFS... I want Excel to count either "Fully implemented" or "Partially implemented" when in E8. I cannot get the formula to work and keep getting an error message.
=SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIFS(INDIRECT("'"&MySheets&"'!E8"),"Fully implemented",(INDIRECT("'"&MySheets&"'!E8"),"Partially implemented")))
I am trying to count how many work orders we have created from 3 months (90 days) ago. In an effort to make the input work minimal. I wanted to use the =Today() formula and then subtract 3 months.
So I currently have =Today() in A1 and then (A1-90) in cell B1 and I get the date I want.
However, When I use a countifs formula and my criteria is
It works I1 is blank and it works when F7:K7 has data and I1 is initialed. However, when I1 is initaled and there is no data in F7:K7 the cell reads "N/A". It should read "Approved with insufficient data".
=IF(ISBLANK($I$1),"",IF(ISBLANK(F7&G7&H7&I7&J7&K7),"Approved with insufficient data",LOOKUP(99999999999,F7:K7)))
I am trying to sum a column with values using a report downloaded from Celltracker, however the sum total is returning as zero.
When added using =a1+a2 the value returns correctly.
I need a formula for cell P5 that returns the date for the following Wednesday from a date in cell I3?
For example, if in cell I3 01/05/2014 (through to 06/05/2014) is entered, cell P5 should show 07/05/2014
If the Wednesday date is in cell I3, cell P5 should should that same date (e.g. 07/05/2014 in cell I3 and P5).
I am using this formula. How can I get it to pull 'Sales Materials'!$F17:$F69' and display along with 'Sales Materials'!$B$17:$B$69 when my logical statement is true.
=INDEX('Sales Materials'!$B$17:$F$69,SMALL(IF('Sales Materials'!$E$17:$E$69="YES",ROW('Sales Materials'!$B$17:$B$69)-16),ROW(A1)),1)
I've tried using * but I think something is going on with "-16" which I was told to you use to account for headers.
=AVERAGEIFS($D$106:$D$2825,$D$106:$D$2825,">"&$I117,$D$106:$D$2825,"<"&$J117)
Returns = 0
But on a copy of the same worksheet, the same formula returns the correct value. Is there something wrong with my formula cotext?
the formulas in sheet 2 of the attached file, the formula from rows 27 is returning nothing, and I think I’m not getting the formula right. It may need a little correction.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI am trying to average a data set where some rows at the moment are blank but will update at a later date, I am getting a div/0 error, the formula I am trying to use is
=IF(C23:C30="","",AVERAGE(C23:C30))
I thought this would look at the data and see if its blank leave it blank but if there are numbers there it would give me an average.
I have the following Vlookup formula:
=VLOOKUP(G3,'Calculation for September 07'!C7:E1975,2,FALSE)
The formula is returning #N/A, but I see the lookup value in the table array.
What do I need to add to the formula to have the lookup value recognized?
1) Not using a macro and combining relevant w/s functions, is there an intelligent way to return the value of:
SUM(n=n1 to n=n2) of (-1)^(n-1)*(n)^(n-2)/(n-1)!*X^n
to a cell containing the formula ??
2)Example:
n1 in cell A5:: 1 (integer variable)
n2 in cell A6:: 32 (integer variable)
X value in cell A7::1.00
Returned sum in cell A8:: 0.567143 ...
I have the following SUMPRODUCT FORMULA, Ive tested all the data in the columns. It's returning a #VALUE. Can someone explain?
=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A10="Ford")*(B1:B10="June")*(C1:C10))
I'm using Excel 2003, if that is a factor.
I am using the OFFSET formula (=OFFSET($A$1,0,0,$B$1,1) and instructions (http://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/DynamicRanges.htm) I found on this site (which is great, by the way).
In the instructions on the site, it requires you to define a range for which the formula to apply. What I tried to do was skip naming the range, and simply using the OFFSET in various cells throughout the file. However, whenever I enter in a row [height] of greater than 1, the formula returns a #Value error. I want to use this offset on multiple data ranges, so naming all of them would be rather time consuming. Is there any way to skip this step?
why is this formula
=IF(ISERROR(AVERAGE(H14:H16),"",(AVERAGE(H14:H16)
returning DIV#!0 if there is no data in the target cells, I thought the ISERROR was meant to stop that?
I am trying to determine if I can write a formula that will read text in one cell, such as insurance and if true enter the amount from another cell and if false then 0. I have tried a IF statement by add the text to name manager. However, the answer is 0 rather than the amount in the selected cell. I might need to use a different formula or function.
View 10 Replies View RelatedI have two tabs (In-Transit) & (AC) column A in both sheet have a "Concatenate" that i copied and pasted and values only and also switch the format to "Text" on both tabs. I do a vlookup
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and it returns the results i want....But then i was thinking due to the volume of data what if the value in column A is found twice on tab "AC".. i wouldn't know with a "Vlookup".
So trying to build a Index/Match formula
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I also returns some good results, but i also get some back as #REF. I also get #NA and both of the formulas and those are valid no matches...