At 12:57 28/01/2015 -0600, Wade Smart wrote:
What I'm looking to do is, if O column has an "x", count how a range
of numbers. AW column has numbers that fall in the 20's, 30's, 40's
etc. I want to do something like less than 40 greater than 30. I
tried AND but that caused an error.
=SUMPRODUCT(O2:O168="x", $AW$2:$AW$168 <30)
You don't need AND(), since the product of logical values gives you
that naturally: the product is 1 (TRUE) only if both operands are 1
(TRUE). You can simply include both limits as separate inequalities,
so your SUMPRODUCT() has three parameters, not two.
In (say) column X from cell X1, enter a list of the discriminating
values: 0, 10, 20, and so on.
In Y1 enter
=SUMPRODUCT(O$2:O$168="x",AW$2:AW$168>=X1,AW$2:AW$168<X2)
and fill down the column.
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
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