Countif on multiple ranges - breaking up the range

[slakhani]

Hi
I have a countif formula of

=IFERROR(COUNTIFS($S$1:$DM$1,LEFT(R$1,4)&"*",$S17548:$DM17548,">=0"),"")

I am not sure on how to break the range $S$1:$DM$1 so that it does not include columns AS,BL, BM,BO,BP,BQ,CR,DK & DL

please can someone help

[CRIMEDOG]

Looks weird to me - I guess your data is laid out horizontally - Okay
you could break it up:

=IFERROR(COUNTIFS($S$1:$AR$1,LEFT(R$1,4)&"*",$S17548:$AR17548,">=0")+COUNTIFS($AT$1:$BK$1,LEFT(R$1,4)&"*",$AT17548:$BK17548,">=0")+...

[chrisbeaudet]

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[rhondalorna]

New to my first post. Sorry if entered incorrectly.
I make a 2-pg. workbook for each customer separately, 1-order form, the other a invoice. I am trying to get a total of each conn type as well as how many were purchased for my 3rd pg. (not for the cust. view). I need to know how to work the qty into my formula below. can this be done? (ex. I have 4 mu-mu conn). I want to have this formula on each workbook. So, here is my formula so far:

=COUNTIF(packtest!D14:D50,"MU-MU") (I need the qty as well)

"packtest"...This is referencing another page in workbook


QTY Connectors
2 Ea 12m mu-mu
2 Ea 2m MU-MU
5 Ea 3m sc-sc
4 Ea 5m lc-lc
2 Ea 2m fc-sc

[CRIMEDOG]

So - looking at the Spreadsheet - where are the results you want?
1. Don't put spaces in your tab names - it makes them harder to reference
2. I think you actually want Sumif formula - to get total quantities
I am assuming the Formula Test = where you want the results -
So Cell H5 insert =SUMIF(packtest!$C$14:$C$29,G5,packtest!$A$14:$A$29) Then copy down
In Cell D15 insert =SUMIF(packtest!$D$14:$D$29,C15,packtest!$A$14:$A$29) Then copy down

[rhondalorna]

I will try this soon. (on vacation) ...yes the 1st two pages will my actual wrkbk. The last two are practice pages. So, Iam trying to get the quantities of LC-LC's & their quantities, SC-SC's & their qty, and so on as they are listed several times witjj different measurements.(hope that made more since. I want to be able to use this formula on each wkbk. But again thank you -

[rhondalorna]

Sorry for the long delay. Thanks again. I did try this method, however it didn't work. I am not sure how use to the "$" but I can see how it could work. I'd like to see it worked again

[LWABowler]

I have a spreadsheet in which I need to count how many times a particular number appears in a non-continuous range of cells. I tried several different ways trying to use the countifs functions with continual FAILURE. FINALLY figured out how to count how many times a particular number appears in the spreadsheet. I took ALL of the non-continuous cells and entered them in a different section of the spreadsheet and MADE the cells continuous (YES, it did take some time to do this but I got the results that I wanted). Then I created the countifis function to reference the continuous range of cells. I now have the solution to find the total number of whatever number that I want.

Just requires a little bit of common sense to figure out the solution.

[JeteMc]

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