Count a range of codes whose ID > 10: COUNTIF with INDEX & MATCH as Criteria?

mateorafa

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Hi guys,

Im getting crazy trying the whole weekend to solve this issue. Hope somebody may help!

1) I have a TABLE in which I have 3 main headers:
  • [ID]: Numeric field from 1 to n
  • [CONCEPT]: Text field with the description of each ID
  • Code:
    : Text field with initials that represent each CONCEPT
    [/LIST]
    
    2) In other sheet, I have a [U][B]RANGE[/B][/U] (in a row) with lots of cells , each of those cells containing a different CODE
    
    3) I need a formula (without creating any auxiliary columns or rows) that gives me the number of CODES in that RANGE with ID>10. Something like this: [B]COUNTIF (RANGE of CODES,"CODES whose ID>10")[/B]
    
    4) I have tried combinations of COUNTIF+INDEX+MATCH with no result. Any ideas?
    
    Many thanks in advance!
 

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Excel 2010
ABCDEF
1IDCONCEPTCODECode15
21Concept1Code1Code2
36Concept2Code2Code3
411Concept3Code3
516Concept4Code1
61Concept5Code3
723Concept6Code2
811Concept7Code2
916Concept8Code3
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F1=SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIFS(Table1[ID],">10",Table1
Code:
,E1:E3))[/XD][/XR][/RANGE]
 
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It worked perfect Andrew, thanks a lot!! :)
I wonder the solution was around sumproduct, but I have still to understand the logic behind the use of this function for these cases
Kind regards!
PD: sorry for the delay in my response, but I was unable to connect to the Internet until now
 
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