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JKPieterse
Silver Contributor
If D7 is supposed to count all the TRUE values in Worksheet!$AY$8:$AY$1900 then the correct formula in D7 is:
=COUNTIF(Worksheet!$AY$8:$AY$1900,TRUE)
=COUNTIF(Worksheet!$AY$8:$AY$1900,TRUE)
Ahmed_Ahmed
Jul 19, 2021Copper Contributor
I did apply the formula on D7 and seems to be what we were expecting.
Would you mind checking the other row results like: D2,D4,D5,D9,D10,D11 and D12 ? If the formula was applied correctly or not?
Would you mind checking the other row results like: D2,D4,D5,D9,D10,D11 and D12 ? If the formula was applied correctly or not?
- JKPieterseJul 19, 2021Silver ContributorThe formulas in there are not necessarily wrong, it depends on what exactly you are intending to count. Example: D4 counts all cells in column CS which contain the number 2. There is no way for me to decide whether that is the correct way to determine how many rows are about "wiring and switch". You know the business logic which determines what exactly needs to be counted.
There are some simple mistakes however. For example, many of the formula's in D do not point to the same rows as other formulas in column D. This is bad practice which you can easily avoid by converting your data on "Worksheet" to a table. See https://jkp-ads.com/Articles/Excel2007Tables.asp - Ahmed_AhmedJul 19, 2021Copper Contributorcool
How can I remove ALL the files I uploaded into the techcommunity forum.
looking forward to hearing from you.
Thanks - Ahmed_AhmedJul 19, 2021Copper Contributorcan you check the D11 row I am getting a negative number which is not the case.
Would you checking please for me - JKPieterseJul 20, 2021Silver ContributorThis forum is meant to post specific questions about things you are trying to do in Excel but have not succeeded in yet. So we need:
- A clear description of your problem
- What you have tried so far
- A correct example of the expected outcome