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    CorinDarksoul
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    How do I sort data with multiple conditions?

    I am trying to count the frequency of a value occurring if 2 conditional
    statements are met. Each conditional statementis in a seperate column. I
    have tried nesting an if statement inside of a countif; using if(and
    statements ect. and these don't seem to work.

    My problem is that I have 12 sites, with several types of injuries they
    report. My sites are in one column, and the injuries in another. I need to
    beable to see how many injuries of one type there are at a specific site. So
    my formula would look through the site column and count count how many type a
    injuries there were and return that number to me. I would then change the
    formula to fit each site/injury, which should be easy to do once I have the
    formula.

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    Franz Verga
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    Re: How do I sort data with multiple conditions?

    If I understand well your problem, you can solve this way:

    select a cell inside your range, then from menu Data, Sort, choose the
    condition of sorting most suitable to you and if you have or not a header
    row.

    Nel post news:E9858A46-B5AC-41E0-8D64-4E3C9996549F@microsoft.com
    *CorinDarksoul* ha scritto:

    > I am trying to count the frequency of a value occurring if 2
    > conditional statements are met. Each conditional statementis in a
    > seperate column. I have tried nesting an if statement inside of a
    > countif; using if(and statements ect. and these don't seem to work.
    >
    > My problem is that I have 12 sites, with several types of injuries
    > they report. My sites are in one column, and the injuries in
    > another. I need to beable to see how many injuries of one type there
    > are at a specific site. So my formula would look through the site
    > column and count count how many type a injuries there were and return
    > that number to me. I would then change the formula to fit each
    > site/injury, which should be easy to do once I have the formula.


    --
    (I'm not sure of names of menus, options and commands, because
    translating from the Italian version of Excel...)

    Hope I helped you.

    Thanks in advance for your feedback.

    Ciao

    Franz Verga from Italy



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