At 11:15 03/12/2018 -0600, Wade Smart wrote:
My two ranges:
E2:E455 = IN, OUT
F2:F455 = F or S + Year = "F 2018"
What I want to do is: countIF E2:E455 = OUT AND F2:F455 = F 2018
After reading the help docs and just cant seem to figure out the way
to write this for two ranges.
How about:
=SUMPRODUCT(E2:E455="OUT";F2:F455="F 2018")
Each of the equations in the arguments creates an array of boolean
values. The SUMPRODUCT() function first multiplies corresponding
members, which requires TRUE to be interpreted as 1 and FALSE as 0.
The product is thus 1 only if both conditions are true. The sum of
all the appropriate 1s is the count you require.
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
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