I'm lost, and not great with Excel. . .
I need to count how many cells have data in column 'J' and/or column 'L' if in column 'I' there is "DCC"
Thank you for any help, Rich
I'm lost, and not great with Excel. . .
I need to count how many cells have data in column 'J' and/or column 'L' if in column 'I' there is "DCC"
Thank you for any help, Rich
Perhaps something likePlease Login or Register to view this content.
or maybe you can use iserror and vlookup
=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP("DCC",I:I,1,0)),0,COUNT(J:J))
Thanks for the post but that's giving me zero
Last edited by rtamsterdam; 07-12-2012 at 03:18 PM.
if you have data in column L just add column L count
=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP("DCC",I:I,1,0)),0,COUNT(J:J)+COUNT(L:L))
I'm getting a number with that but not the right one. . .
Thanks again
It's getting close, I need to pop out, sorry. I wish I knew what you were posting copying and pasting doesn't work.
I'll try and explain more in a bit about what I'm looking for.
Thank you
ok. when you get back let us know.
how off is the count? maybe you have some cells in column J or L that we don't need to count? like a title maybe?
the formula works like this
=IF (look for text in column I, what happens if there is no dcc, what happens if there is dcc)
I think it should be OK, it's a table and I've acounted for that by replacing 'I:I' with the column heading.
I'm after 39 and I'm getting 35 and 44.
Column 'J' has blank cells or numbers, column 'L' the same. Column 'I' has text, either "DCC" or other text.
I need to know, when "DCC" is present, if there is a number in column 'J' or 'L' - sometimes there is a number in both - if that's the case, I only need to count it once
Hope that's kinda clearer, again, thank you for all the help!
I'm assuming that each row of J and L is in reference to the same row that I is on.
In that case, you may probably add another column, place a formula, and then sum the numbers in that column.
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That doesn't seem to work. I don't think it's gonna happen is it
Last edited by Cutter; 07-12-2012 at 05:10 PM. Reason: Removed whole post quote
Have I explained it clearly?
is it possible for you to attach your file so I could look?
Yeh, let me anonymise it quickly. . . cheers
Last edited by Cutter; 07-12-2012 at 05:10 PM. Reason: Removed whole post quote
How do I attach?
Last edited by Cutter; 07-12-2012 at 05:09 PM. Reason: Removed whole post quote
you may also click on Go Advanced button lower right of the reply screen and go to Manage Attachments
i have the file already. let me see what i can do.
Feel free to fill in any of the other fields if you like
Last edited by Cutter; 07-12-2012 at 07:24 PM. Reason: Removed whole post quote
place this on cell P2
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you will have 39 counts
SAFE! Thank you!!
Last edited by Cutter; 07-12-2012 at 07:25 PM. Reason: Removed whole post quote
An alternative to SUMPRODUCT() would be:
=(COUNT([@[Helping Hands]],[@[Helping Hands Finished]])>0)*([@Funder]="DCC")
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