Multiple criteria countif or sumproduct

I haven't been this deep into excel before. The deeper I look, the more potential I recognize, the more amazed I get. That being said, I have come to a tough count issue. Let me attempt to explain as precisely as possible.

My current worksheet is large but I am only particularly concerned with two columns of information (Regions) and (Days). The logic I am attempting is something along the lines of Count If Region = East, or West, and Days is greater than 0, less than 60.

I am open to any and all suggestions on how to tackle this situation. I have been able to achieve similar counts by using pivot tables but the dynamic nature of these two columns presents some difficulties that my “new user” mind has been unable to work through.

Any thoughts or suggestions?

Thanks,
Justin

Try

=Sumproduct(((Region_range="EAST")+(Region_range="West")),--(Days_Range>0),--(Days_range<60))

subbing actual ranges...

My current worksheet is large but I am only particularly concerned with two columns of information (Regions) and (Days).

Depending on volume of data and indeed calcs to be performed it may be that SUMPRODUCT / Arrays will prove costly in terms of the overall performance of your file - if that becomes a reality then let us know and we can investigate other methods... if your conditional calcs are few and far between then a SUMPRODUCT based approach is certainly an excellent option.

No need for CSE...

Your #VALUE! error will (most likely) be result of fact your final 2 ranges are of different dimension to remainder - ie should both be G5:G99 rather than G5:G100 / G5:G83, when using double unary (--) method all ranges should be of equal dimensions.

Try selecting G5:G99 and go to Data|Text to Columns and click Finish.

Does that fix it?

If no, make sure the B5:B99 entries don't have extra spaces in any cells...

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