Countif Function Work On Multiple Criteria
Apr 15, 2009Can 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
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
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???
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ceritera
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2) Status
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can this be done by any mean
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I use
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cp 25% 675,000
rz 40% 18,383,541
nw 50% 8,700,000
cp 10% 4,500,000
ap 50% 1,200,000
kd 50% 49,500
sl 25% 3,200,000
bc 20% 310,000
sl 20% 3,460,000
nm 30% 6,750,000
at 50% 23,000,000
ap 30% 367,500
rn 40% 13,750,000
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Document 1
Document 2 ID Start date End Date Data
ID Date Data 11 01/01/2009 31/12/2010 Data 1
11 05/05/2011 22 01/01/2010 31/12/2010 Data 2
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33 01/01/2012 33 01/01/2012 31/12/2012 Data 4
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ADC XE AD ADKO R Ad Know Op
ADC XE AD ADKO X Ad Know
ADC XE AD ADKOAd Know
KNE XE KN ACDA
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=COUNTIFS('P12 Source'!H:H,A18,'P12 Source'!F:F,"Resolved,duplicate")
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