Assistance Needed- Count of Cell with Multiple Functions Selected
I am trying to add cells that meet specific criteria (2 selections). In the attached example, the answer should be 4 cells combining "Order Coordinator" and "Import/Export" entries. Can someone support me with the appropriate formula?
I appreciate any help you can provide.
Bst. Rgds,
Anthoni
Answers
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Hi @Anthoni,
If you're after a count of cells within Functional area that have both "Order coordinator" and "Import/Export" and excluding any other 2 selection options then this formula should do what you're after:
=COUNTIF([Functional Area]:[Functional Area], AND(HAS(@cell, "Order coordinator"), HAS(@cell, "Import/Export")))
Hope this helps, but if you've any problems/questions then let us know.
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@Anthoni try this formula
=countifs([functional area]:[functional area], and(has(@cell,"Order Coordinator"),has(@cell,"Import/Export"))
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To add clarity to perform the calculation, some cells contain these two functional areas (Order Coordinator and Import/Export) and some other functional areas. I only want to count the ones that contain only (Order Coordinator and Import/Export).
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hmm. You could add a LEN criteria...
=countifs([functional area]:[functional area], and(has(@cell,"Order Coordinator"),has(@cell,"Import/Export"), LEN(@cell)=25)
I made 25 up you will need to find the length of both those options together. In a temporary cell do =LEN([Functional Area]@row) to get the number
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@Anthoni more simply you could just do
=COUNTIFS([functional area]:[functional area], "Order Coordinator" + CHAR(10) + "Import/Export")
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