Help please?

Goater10

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I have some data which below is an example of and I need to count blank below when days are <6 and between >7 and 13 and also >14.
I need help please?
CountDays
13
36
7
39
37
414



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</tbody>
 

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Pressing F4 adds dollar signs when editing a formula. When not editing, F4 repeats last command.
For example:

=COUNTIFS(A2:A8,"",B2:B8,"<6")

Based on this, I'm sure you can work out the other combinations yourself.
 
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For example:

=COUNTIFS(A2:A8,"",B2:B8,"<6")

Based on this, I'm sure you can work out the other combinations yourself.

Thanks. I did work this one out from tutorials online. It doesn't seem to allow me to work out >7, <13 using the above formulae.
 
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Thanks. I did work this one out from tutorials online. It doesn't seem to allow me to work out >7, <13 using the above formulae.
Can you post the formula that you tried?
Are you trying to find the values between 7 and 13? If so, you will need to add a third condition (check), checking the same range twice, once to see if it is greater than 7 and another time to see if it is less than 13. Note that COUNTIFS can check more than two conditions (it can actually check 127 conditions!). See: COUNTIFS function - Excel
 
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Can you post the formula that you tried?
Are you trying to find the values between 7 and 13? If so, you will need to add a third condition (check), checking the same range twice, once to see if it is greater than 7 and another time to see if it is less than 13. Note that COUNTIFS can check more than two conditions (it can actually check 127 conditions!). See: COUNTIFS function - Excel
: Help please? Yes thanks for your help im trying to find blank between 7 and 13. Formulae used was =COUNTIFS(A2:A8,"",B2:B8,"<6,> 13")
 
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Each condition comes in pairs, the range you are checking and the condition you are checking.
So, you need to repeat your column B range, i.e.
Code:
=COUNTIFS(A2:A8,"",B2:B8,">6",B2:B8,"<13")
 
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Thats great would it be possible to use the above formulae but only count if we had a value in column a for example:

ac no & Workevent</SPAN>counter</SPAN>dayscnt</SPAN>
Account5454</SPAN>1</SPAN>9</SPAN>
Account5455</SPAN>3</SPAN>6</SPAN>
Account5456</SPAN>1</SPAN>9</SPAN>
Account5457</SPAN>9</SPAN>
Account5458</SPAN>2</SPAN>3</SPAN>
Account5459</SPAN>1</SPAN>0</SPAN>
Account5460</SPAN>13</SPAN>

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Code:
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If the value is always greater than zero, then use:
Code:
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