CountIF with multiple criteria

kjsab

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I need assistsance with 2 different formulas.

In my spreadsheet,
Column A = Status
Column B = Assignee Individual.

Formula One...I need to calculate how many rows meet the criteria of Status = Active, and Assignee Individual is blank.

Formula Two...I need to calculate how many rows meet the criteria of Status = Active, and Assignee Individual is NOT blank.

Thanks!
 

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I need assistsance with 2 different formulas.

In my spreadsheet,
Column A = Status
Column B = Assignee Individual.

Formula One...I need to calculate how many rows meet the criteria of Status = Active, and Assignee Individual is blank.

Formula Two...I need to calculate how many rows meet the criteria of Status = Active, and Assignee Individual is NOT blank.

Thanks!

Try,

=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A100="Active"),--(B2:B100=""))

For problem 2 change ="" to <>""
 
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Thank you

First off, thank you very much for the quick reply, this seemed to have worked but it was using a statement i have never seen before. What do the -- mean in the formula?
 
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They coerce the TRUE/FALSE values to 1 and 0 respectively as SUMPRODUCT works with numbers.
 
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Hotpepper

I've been in the habit of doing it like this -

=SUMPRODUCT((A2:A100="Active")*(B2:B100=""))

Does the * operator have the same effect as -- ?

kjsab - sorry for hijacking your thread a bit
 
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My understanding is the -- format will calculate a bit faster.

This makes sense to me, as the native format of SUMPRODUCT is to work with arrays. The -- format, using the example above, creates two arrays that SUMPRODUCT can immediately work with, using * creates the additional calculation to create a single array from the two before SUMPRODUCT can work with it.
 
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