Reputation: 409
I'm having a little trouble with figuring out an Excel formula. What I have are two columns of data in my business, one that tracks if I have a paper receipt for a transaction and one if I have an e-receipt for that same transaction. To this end, I have two columns:
Transaction Receipt E-receipt
=========== ======= =========
Amazon.com Y Y
Local copy center Y N
Business supply store N Y
And so on.
I have two cells that count the number of yeses in each column vs. the total number of transactions, COUNTIF(K3:K6, "Y") &"/"&COUNTA(K3:K6)
. This would output, in this case, "2/3" for both the receipt and e-receipt columns, i.e. "User, you have two out of the three necessary receipts. Go chase after that missing third one."
What formula must I use to get a count of the number of receipts I have for both, i.e. if there's a Y in both receipt and e-receipt columns for any given transaction? I've tried using AND
, IF
, COUNTIF
, COUNTIFS
(which I learned about from here, adding the Y
's to see if Y
is represented as a 1, converting these Y
and N
to true and false and adding them that way, etc. But nothing seems to work. Each combination of formulas and ideas has its own roadblock. I'm always getting #VALUE#
or an error message.
Anyone have any ideas? I'm hoping to do this without macros or hidden cells.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 173
Reputation: 1070
You can use the below formula,for finding the count of Y in both Receipt & E-receipt
=COUNTIFS(A1:A3,"Y",B1:B3,"Y")
Similarly you can use the same formula for other combinations also.
Upvotes: 2