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  • dscheikey's avatar
    dscheikey
    Bronze Contributor

    najim_uddin 

    a.)

     

    =COUNTIF(B10:B52,"Central")

     

    b.)

     

    =COUNTIFS(D10:D52,"Pencil",B10:B52,"East")+COUNTIFS(D10:D52,"Pencil",B10:B52,"West")

     

    c.)

     

    =SUMIF(C10:C52,"Kivell",G10:G52)

     

    d.) (Update: Correction)

    =COUNTIF(C10:C52,"Jardine")

     

     

    • najim_uddin's avatar
      najim_uddin
      Copper Contributor
      dscheikey, COUNTIF doesn't work here, and FILTER options too. as I am using a older version of Excel. Btw. it solved with SUMIFS function.
      • dscheikey's avatar
        dscheikey
        Bronze Contributor

        najim_uddin 

        I am surprised that you can achieve a solution with SUMIFS() but cannot work with COUNTIF(). These are both very old functions that have been introduced since 2013. The versions with only one criterion SUMIF() or COUNTIF() already exist since EXCEL version 2007.

         

        Never mind! In d.) I seem to have misunderstood the question. The answer 3 was three different products bought from "Jardine".

  • Detlef_Lewin's avatar
    Detlef_Lewin
    Silver Contributor

    najim_uddin 

    That looks like homework.

    Which means you are supposed to come up with the solutions/formulas.

     

    However, I will give you a hint: SUMIFS().

     

      • Detlef_Lewin's avatar
        Detlef_Lewin
        Silver Contributor

        najim_uddin 

        It's  the same. If you want to practice then YOU have to come up with the solutions and not someone else.

         

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