I need to do exactly what the title says. If column b contains a certain name I need the adjacent cells in column d counted
Thanks
Tom
I need to do exactly what the title says. If column b contains a certain name I need the adjacent cells in column d counted
Thanks
Tom
have you looked at using either the COUNTIF or COUNTIFS funtions?...a small sample data file would be really helpful also....thanks
Ernest
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Try this
in A1 and drag formula down
=COUNTIF(D:D,B1)
A B C D 1 2Alex John 2 1Steve Alex 3 2George Alex 4 1Nick Steve 5 2Jim George 6George 7Nick 8Jim 9Jim
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I have looked into them and thought I was doing it right but I get a blank...probably just one thing out of place.
Here is a sample.
Thanks
Tom
did you really want to count how many times Steve's name was in column B?....or did you want to SUM all of Steves wage?....I suspect the SUM is what you are looking for.....try this...
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Judge that is exactly what I was looking for. evidently I had the whole formula wrong. Thanks so much everyone!
Cheers
Tom
no problem....there is a SUMIF that will work also....glad I could and thanks for the rep bump....have a great day....
I guess it wasn't "exactly what the title says"
In my mind it was. I wanted to count the contents of column D if Column B contained a certain text, but I certainly won't argue...my mind seldom works properly. Thanks again for all the help, you folks are phenomenal!
Tom
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