Hi
I am using this formula to count
=COUNT(IF((TRIM($C$4:$C$100)="C")*(TRIM($M$4:$M$100)<>"Closed"),$A$4:$A$100))
I am not getting the right results, because column $m$4:$m$100 has blank
cells , so this formula is counting the blank cells.
Please advise how can I correct this formula that is considers blank cells
in coulmn M.
Thanks
JE McGimpsey - 26 Sep 2007 15:21 GMT
One way (no need to array-enter):
=SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER($A$4:$A$100), --(TRIM($C$4:$C$100)="C"),
--(TRIM($M$4:$M$100)<>"Closed"), --(LEN(TRIM($M$4:$M$100))>0))
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ub - 26 Sep 2007 15:32 GMT
Hi
It didn't work, it gives error message # Value
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JE McGimpsey - 26 Sep 2007 15:39 GMT
It works in a test workbook for me.
Do you have a #VALUE! error in your data range?
Did you use the formula exactly? If not, did you make sure the range
sizes were the same?
> It didn't work, it gives error message # Value
>
> > One way (no need to array-enter):
> >
> > =SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER($A$4:$A$100), --(TRIM($C$4:$C$100)="C"),
> > --(TRIM($M$4:$M$100)<>"Closed"), --(LEN(TRIM($M$4:$M$100))>0))
Pranav Vaidya - 26 Sep 2007 15:22 GMT
change your formula as
=COUNT(IF((TRIM($C$4:$C$100)="C")*(TRIM($M$4:$M$100)<>"Closed"),$A$4:$A$100,0))
You were missing the last part of the IF condition, which I added as 0
(zero) in the above formula.
HTH,

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> Hi
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ub - 26 Sep 2007 15:34 GMT
Hi
It didn't work, it gives the same result ( incorrect numbers)
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