Count Formula if $$ is between certain $$ Values
Hi.. I need to write the following formula to return specific counts (see below); basically, look in the BANK column and COUNT the number of items that are in the $$ range(s). I am using Sheet Summary to populate those "Counts".
=COUNT([Bank]:[Bank], >????)
=COUNT([Bank]:[Bank], <>????)
Thank you.
Best Answer
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Hey Susan,
You'll need a unique formula for each row in your Count column in order to define the range constraints. Give these a try:
$0M :
=COUNTIFS(Bank:Bank, =0)
$0.01M - $0.50M :
=COUNTIFS(Bank:Bank, >0, Bank:Bank, <=500000)
$0.51M - $0.99M :
=COUNTIFS(Bank:Bank, >500000, Bank:Bank, <1000000)
$1.00M - $1.49M :
=COUNTIFS(Bank:Bank, >=1000000, Bank:Bank, <1500000)
$1.50M - $2.00M :
=COUNTIFS(Bank:Bank, >=1500000)
-MS
Answers
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Hey Susan,
You'll need a unique formula for each row in your Count column in order to define the range constraints. Give these a try:
$0M :
=COUNTIFS(Bank:Bank, =0)
$0.01M - $0.50M :
=COUNTIFS(Bank:Bank, >0, Bank:Bank, <=500000)
$0.51M - $0.99M :
=COUNTIFS(Bank:Bank, >500000, Bank:Bank, <1000000)
$1.00M - $1.49M :
=COUNTIFS(Bank:Bank, >=1000000, Bank:Bank, <1500000)
$1.50M - $2.00M :
=COUNTIFS(Bank:Bank, >=1500000)
-MS
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