3 COUNTIFS
Hi,
Is it possible to do 3 COUNTIFS ?
Count if column 1 contains value 1,
Count if Column 2 contains value 2
Count if Column 3 Contains value 3
any solution?
Thank you!
Best Answer
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As I am understanding, you want something like this then
=COUNTIFS([Column2]:[Column2], "Value1", [Column3]:[Column3], "Value2", [Column4]:[Column4], "Value3")
Please feel free to try it with your values and check if this works as you expect, I hope this helps,
David.
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Hi A Rose,
If by "possible" you mean to use three COUNTIF to make some kind of sum based on certain criteria, maybe something like this is what you are looking for:
=COUNTIF([Column2]:[Column2], "Value1") + COUNTIF([Column3]:[Column3], "Value2") + COUNTIF([Column4]:[Column4], "Value3")
Hope this was the answer you were looking for,
David.
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Hi @David A. Estupinan ,
That's Column 1 Plus Column 2 etc.
I want a total of how many cells in column 1 and 2 match those values, not +, but And!
Got it?
Thank you!
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As I am understanding, you want something like this then
=COUNTIFS([Column2]:[Column2], "Value1", [Column3]:[Column3], "Value2", [Column4]:[Column4], "Value3")
Please feel free to try it with your values and check if this works as you expect, I hope this helps,
David.
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