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I need help with a formula to count a specified data after a reference point and restart counting when the reference point is meet.
Hi
I need help with a formula to count a specified data after a reference point and restart counting when the reference point is meet.
Please explain the expected results. How did you manually calculate 3 for cell B5???
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I think I worked it out. Try this in B5 copied down:
=IF(A5="RF",COUNTIF($A5:$A$42,"B")-SUM($B6:$B$42),"")
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Thanks for the rep.
Your follow-on question should be asked here.
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See attached with a couple of helper columns
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See attached with a couple of helper columns
Using this formula I can get the result with fewer help columns.
Last edited by pedersenn; 12-03-2021 at 05:13 AM.
Are you still using Excel 2016?
yes, excel 2016
I will install a newer version.
If you get MS365 or Excel 2021, you can use this:
=FILTER(D:D,D:D<>"")
Remember you can hide the helper column.
This function seems to be invalid: =FILTER(D:D,D:D<>"") I'm using office Professional plus 2019
There is only the filterxml function.
Yes, as I said in my previous post, it works in Excel 2021 and MS365. Excel 2019 did not have it.
If 2019 doesn't have =FILTER then you'll have to stick with the functions you do have.
Did you try the suggestion I gave in #8?
I tried it works but I prefer the version with fewer help columns.
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