Hello Dear Friends,
In desperate help.
Please refer attached excel sheet below. Could you please suggest a formula to get the count of items that fall in a specific data range ?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Dumbo
Hello Dear Friends,
In desperate help.
Please refer attached excel sheet below. Could you please suggest a formula to get the count of items that fall in a specific data range ?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Dumbo
This will get you cell B2: =SUMPRODUCT((B$17:B$25>=0.72)*(B$17:B$25<=0.849))
You can adjust the values as necessary down the rows for higher percentages.
- Moo
Since I am bored...
These can be entered in the appropriate cells, then copied right:
B2: =SUMPRODUCT((B$17:B$25>=0.72)*(B$17:B$25<=0.849))
B3: =SUMPRODUCT((B$17:B$25>=0.85)*(B$17:B$25<=0.899))
B4: =SUMPRODUCT((B$17:B$25>=0.9)*(B$17:B$25<=0.999))
B5: =SUMPRODUCT((B$17:B$25>=1)*(B$17:B$25<=1.099))
B6: =SUMPRODUCT((B$17:B$25>=1.1)*(B$17:B$25<=1.18))
B7: =COUNTIF(B$17:B$25,">=1.19")
- Moo
HI Moo, Worked like Magic. Thanks heaps. Big stars to you.
You're welcome. Glad to help.
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- Moo
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