I am having trouble with counting a column
I want to count the number of times that are greater than 1 hour (M:M) if another column equals the word "delivery"(J:J)
I have tried many different versions of the below
=COUNTIF(Mon!M:M>1,)+IF(Mon!J:J="delivery)
I have also tried these:
=IF(Mon!J:J="delivery",COUNT(Mon!M:M))
=COUNT(Mon!M:M,IF(J:J,"delivery"))
Last edited by norm01; 05-13-2017 at 02:29 PM.
In Excel 2003, you would use SUMPRODUCT; in Excel 2007+, you can use COUNTIFS.
Your profile says 2003. Is that correct?
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I have upgraded to 2007
i will change that in the profile
Thank you
try with
Formula:
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I am still getting a "0" when I use:
=COUNTIFS(Mon!M:M,">1",Mon!J:J,"delivery")
not sure what I am missing here
same result with;
=COUNTIFS(M:M,">=1:00",J:J,"delivery")
What's in column M? If it is a Time then it will always be less than 1 a time in Excel is represented by a fraction of a 24 hour day.
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column "M" is a SUM total formatted h:mm
I need the total > 1
This gives me the results I am looking for
Thank you all for the help
You're welcome. Thanks for the rep.
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