countifs for numbers including and between based on multiple criteria

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Rameses

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Hi all
Its been a long time since I was last here.

I have a school governors meeting tomorrow and need to crunch some data urgently

Column B = Gender ie. B or G
Column AX = Reading Points (recorded as numbers up to 1 decimal place)

Data goes from Row 4 to Row 58


I wish to count 2 things separately

a) To be recorded in B74 > The number of boys "B" who have scored between and including 4 and 5 Reading points
b) To be recorded in B75 > The number of Boys "B" who have scored between 4 and 9 Reading points

for a) I have used the formula
=SUM((G4:G58,"B")*(AX4:AX58,>=4)*(AX4:AX58,<=5)) followed by Ctl+Shift+Enter

The above doesnt work

Any suggestions gratefully accepted as this is for 14 hours! (I should have done it earlier > kicking myself!!)

Rameses
 
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Rameses said:
Hi all
Its been a long time since I was last here.

I have a school governors meeting tomorrow and need to crunch some data urgently

Column B = Gender ie. B or G
Column AX = Reading Points (recorded as numbers up to 1 decimal place)

Data goes from Row 4 to Row 58


I wish to count 2 things separately

a) To be recorded in B74 > The number of boys "B" who have scored between and including 4 and 5 Reading points
b) To be recorded in B75 > The number of Boys "B" who have scored between 4 and 9 Reading points

for a) I have used the formula
=SUM((G4:G58,"B")*(AX4:AX58,>=4)*(AX4:AX58,<=5)) followed by Ctl+Shift+Enter

The above doesnt work

Any suggestions gratefully accepted as this is for 14 hours! (I should have done it earlier > kicking myself!!)

Rameses
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Does this help:
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But the SUMPRODUCT is the prefer one.

Excel 07/10:
=COUNTIFS(G4:G58,"B",AX4:AX58,">=4",AX4:AX58,"<=5")
 
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Normally entered.
You said B or G was to be found in colun B, adjust the formulae if they're to be found elsewhere.
Since you don't say which version of Excel you're using I've used a formula which will work in xl2000 up.
 
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Thats works fab. I now have to add in a further detailed count >

> where I now have to count the no. of Boys with a "Y" for Free School Meals who have scored between and including 4 and 5 Reading points.

where

Column B = Gender ie. B or G
Column C is FSM
Column AX = Reading Points (recorded as numbers up to 1 decimal place)

I have tried reproducing the formulas to work it but cant!

A worksheet formula would be preferred if possible?

many thanks

rameses
 
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Rameses said:
> where I now have to count the no. of Boys with a "Y" for Free School Meals who have scored between and including 4 and 5 Reading points.

where

Column B = Gender ie. B or G
Column C is FSM
Column AX = Reading Points (recorded as numbers up to 1 decimal place)
Click to expand...

You can add any number of conditions with COUNTIFS so try this version

=COUNTIFS(B4:B58,"B",C4:C58,"Y",AX4:AX58,">=4",AX4:AX58,"<=5")
 
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barry houdini said:
You can add any number of conditions with COUNTIFS so try this version

=COUNTIFS(B4:B58,"B",C4:C58,"Y",AX4:AX58,">=4",AX4:AX58,"<=5")
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Hi barry

thank you it works but it appears to double count > I think it is to do with the numbers ie less than 4 but equal to 5 >do i need an array to go through data line by line?
 
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Hi Barry

Opps my mistake > who would have thought that Lemmy is a girls name!

Thank you so much for your help on this as this will help me get finished in time to present!

Rameses
 
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Hi all

I have an extension until tomorrow and am stuck yet again!!!

Column B = Gender ie. B or G
Column E = Ethnicity (WROM/BAFR/WBRI/WEEU/BLCA)
Column AX = Reading Points (recorded as numbers up to 1 decimal place)
Rows are 4:65

I want to count the number of Boys who are BAFR and BLCA who have between 4 and 5 reading points
Ideally require a worksheet formula as a Countif

any help greatly appreciated especially as this is the last formula I need to complete!

many thanks

Rameses
 
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Rameses said:
Hi all

I have an extension until tomorrow and am stuck yet again!!!

Column B = Gender ie. B or G
Column E = Ethnicity (WROM/BAFR/WBRI/WEEU/BLCA)
Column AX = Reading Points (recorded as numbers up to 1 decimal place)
Rows are 4:65

I want to count the number of Boys who are BAFR and BLCA who have between 4 and 5 reading points
Ideally require a worksheet formula as a Countif

any help greatly appreciated especially as this is the last formula I need to complete!

many thanks

Rameses
Click to expand...
Maybe something like this...

=COUNTIFS(B4:B65,"B",C4:C65,"B*",AX4:AX65,">=4",AX4:AX65,"<=5")
 
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