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This seems to work nicely,
=countifs(A:A,"large",B:B,"pizza")+countifs(A:A,"large",B:B,"pasta")
Yet putting it all in the one will not work, i.e.
=countifs(A:A,"large",B:B,or("pizza","pasta"))
Is there a way to achieve this?
Thx, MQ
This seems to work nicely,
=countifs(A:A,"large",B:B,"pizza")+countifs(A:A,"large",B:B,"pasta")
Yet putting it all in the one will not work, i.e.
=countifs(A:A,"large",B:B,or("pizza","pasta"))
Is there a way to achieve this?
Thx, MQ
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Hi MQ,
Try: =SUM(COUNTIFS(A:A,"large",B:B,{"pizza","pasta"}))
Worked nicely!
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For not equals, which is correct?
=SUM(COUNTIFS(A:A,"large",B:B,"<>{"pizza","pasta"}"))
=SUM(COUNTIFS(A:A,"large",B:B,{"<>pizza","<>pasta"}))
MQ
Hi,
Actually that's no longer an OR statement, but an AND statement, so you need:
=SUM(COUNTIFS(A:A,"large",B:B,"<>pizza",B:B,"<>pasta"))
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you can also use a pivot table for that kind of work.
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