Reputation: 311
I'd like to know if there's a way to calculate two countifs with different data and criteria in a single formula (not row by row or with pivot tables). Let the following example apply:
I have the following table: fields A, B and C for each item (ID). Table header starts in cell T1.
I'd like to know how many items have 2 or more fields (A, B, C) with a number greater than 5.
I'd create another column X and use the following formula row by row: (Example for row 2)
=COUNTIF(U2:W2;">5")
and for that new column X (with all the COUNTIF formulas) I would use another COUNTIF
=COUNTIF(X:X;">1)
Is there a way to concatenate both? (I guess with an array formula)
Thanks in advance!
Upvotes: 1
Views: 772
Reputation: 11727
Try
=SUMPRODUCT((((U2:U11>5)+(V2:V11>5)+(W2:W11>5))>1)*1)
or
=SUMPRODUCT(--(((U2:U11>5)+(V2:V11>5)+(W2:W11>5))>1))
You can also use SUM(IF())
as an array formula like below
=SUM(IF(((U2:U11>5)+(V2:V11>5)+(W2:W11>5))>1, 1, 0))
Above being an array formula needs to be committed by pressing Ctrl+Shift+Enter.
Upvotes: 6