Reputation: 883
I have the following information given:
Airplane Typ Destination
Typ A LAX
Typ B LAX
Typ A NEW
Typ A NEW
Typ B NEW
Typ C ROS
Typ D MUI
Now I want to have the total number of flights which go to NEW with airplane typ A. So I use the formula:
=SUM((A1:A5)='Typ A')*(B1:B5='NEW))
and I close this with strg shift enter so it gives a matrix formula. This works and I get the result 2. Now what do I have to enter, if I want the number of flights which use the Airplane Typ A or go to NEW? The result should be 4 of course.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 38
Reputation:
Your existing formula would be better written as a standard formula instead of an array formula.
=COUNTIFS(A2:A6, "Typ A", B2:B6, "NEW")
The COUNTIFS function does not really process an OR
condition but you can stack them together or use SUMPRODUCT function for that. The COUNTIFS is much more efficient than SUMPRODUCT.
=COUNTIF(A2:A6, "Typ A")+COUNTIF(B2:B6, "new")-COUNTIFS(A2:A6, "Typ A", B2:B6, "NEW")
Equivalent SUMPRODUCT would be,
=SUMPRODUCT(--(((A2:A6="Typ A")+(B2:B6="new"))>0))
Upvotes: 2