I have Data range full of letters and want a dynamic count in excel when a filter is applied.
I used following formula for numbers
=SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3, OFFSET($FW$40:$FW$144, ROW($FW$40:$FW$144)-MIN(ROW($FW$40:$FW$144)),,1)), ISNUMBER(SEARCH(1,$FW$40:$FW$144))+0)
I thought of changing the last part to look for a text e.g."A" would work but unfortunately it doesn't work.
Can somebody show me a formula on how I can do this when my data is all letters?
Thanks in advance!
After a lot of reading I worked out you can use -- to search for text.
My formula works... Thanks
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In excel, I was trying to get fund value of a particular mutual fund by using VLookup to search another sheet. In the process, I am getting N/A error even if the VLookup formula seems correct.
The below screenshot is of the sheet with the VLookup excel formula:
Is there any issues with the vlookup formula that I am using here.
=VLOOKUP(D4,Sheet1!$A$5072:$E$5075,5,FALSE)
I have tried many version of the vlookup but to no avail. Could anyone please help? Thanks!
Cleaning the data is the best option, so that both values are either all text, or all numbers.
But a quick and dirty work aroubd would be to use to convert the text to numbers
=INDEX($E$5072:$E$5075,MATCH(D4,VALUE($A$5072:$A$5075),0))
or
=XLOOKUP(D4,VALUE($A$5072:$A$5075),$E$5072:$E$5075,,0,1)
Agree with Chris Neilsen that this is most likely a case of different formatting between the lookup item vs lookup array. The left alignment implies that both are formatted as text. Given this, just double check that both indeed are formatted as text vs. someone left-aligning a column of numbers.
Let us know if that doesn't solve the problem and we can walk you through replacing this formula with an Index+Match formula.
I am looking for an Excel formula using IF function to Count the Number of Times a specific text appeared in a range of cells.
I do not want the COUNTIF formula. I want the formula to be built using IF function.
Any suggestion guys!! I would be really grateful.
Check how many times "f" appears in cell F7:
=LEN(F7)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(F7,"f",""))
Or something like this if you really must use IF statement:
This will show you the number of "AA" occurrences in a range B2:G2 - look at the picture
{=SUM(IF(B2:G2="AA",1,0))}
Please remember that this is an array formula, so to execute it you'll need to use Ctrl+Shift+Enter
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I apologize in advance if my question is unclear. It’s my first time posting on this forum. I’m trying to write a Sumifs formula in Excel where one of the criteria is to sum everything except a specific value. I write a small amount in SQL and i use the <> function to eliminate specific values. Is there a similar ability in Excel? Thank you for your help!
With SUMIF() or SUMIFS(), you can use <>:
=SUMIFS($A$1:$A$100,$B$1:$B$100,"<>123")
That will check if a value in your B1:B100 range is 123, and if so, will not use that equivalent value in the A1:A100 range.
Microsoft Excel has a NOT function.
So, you would say
=NOT(A2="yourtest")
In this case, it means it returns true if A2 is not the string "your test"
I think that maybe your syntax for the criteria is not correct.
This formula works to exclude the string "A" from the summed results...
=SUMIF($A$1:$A$6,"<>A",$B$1:$B$6)
If you are trying to exclude "A" by referencing a cell that "A" is stored, this will not work. For example
=SUMIF($A$1:$A$6,"<>E1",$B$1:$B$6)
Here is a working example in excel:
So, what I need is to show SUMPRODUCT of two cell ranges? Both of these cell ranges, that is, each cell contains formula in it. From this formulas I get some number in the cells. This is the way I'm doing it right now:
=SUMPRODUCT((S7:S1000)*(T7:T1000))
and because of formulas I get error A value used in the formula if of the wrong data type
How could I solve this problem? Is there some kind of way to read just number in the cell and not the formula?
Thanks
Replace the "*" with a comma (",").
I've had so much problems with this and in the end it was that instead of comma(",") I needed to use semicolon(";"). Maybe its up to Excel version, I'm using 2010?! So, solution was:
=SUMPRODUCT(S7:S1000;T7:T1000)
I am using excel 2010 and looking to use IF statements to add multiple columns that have both letters and numbers. I have come as far as to get all the coding in so that when one of each condition is presented they total correctly.
The problem I am having is if there is more than one of the same condition.
For example the IF statement I am using is: =IF(ISNA(MATCH("1P",C7:CO7,0)),0,1)+IF(ISNA(MATCH("2P",C7:CO7,0)),0,2) and so on.
Obviously between cells C7 and CO7 there are many cells and if more than one cell has 1P or 2P in it the additional cells are not being added and only one. How can I get my formula to recognize the condition in more than one cell?
Thanks
=COUNTIF(C7:CO7,"1P")+2*COUNTIF(C7:CO7,"2P") should get you the answer you need
Edit: Fixed formula - thanks #Andy
If you are interested in a flexible approach that allows for an arbitrary number of match values and multipliers, you could try this.
Make a little table somewhere of Match Values and corresponding Multipliers and use this array formula:
=SUM(IF($C$7:$CO$7=$A$2:$A$5,$B$2:$B$5,0))
Commit the array formula by pressing Ctrl+Shift+Enter.
Note my screen shot truncates the data range. 14 is the correct answer for the data I entered.