How to combine countcellsbycolor with sumproduct?

bksparkz

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Good day All,
I am having trouble combining two formulas.

I have the following formula ....

=SUMPRODUCT(--(I2:I5000="YES"),--(J2:J5000=L2))

and I need to combine it with .....

=CountCellsByColor(F2:F5000,G17)

Basically I need to count all cells that are I2:I5000="YES" and J2:J5000=L2 and F2:F5000 with a color of G17

Thank You
 

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Apologies, I'm not familiar with CountCellsByColor - what's the code within that?
I'm guessing though that you'll need a function that returns the cell colour and then use this as part of a comparison in the SUMPRODUCT. But if you post the CCBC code I'm sure we can adapt...

/AJ
 
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The following is the function in which I used for the CCBC

Function</SPAN> GetCellColor(xlRange As</SPAN> Range) </SPAN>
Dim</SPAN> indRow, indColumn As</SPAN> Long</SPAN>
Dim</SPAN> arResults() </SPAN>

Application.Volatile </SPAN>

If</SPAN> xlRange Is</SPAN> Nothing</SPAN> Then</SPAN>
Set</SPAN> xlRange = Application.ThisCell </SPAN>
End</SPAN> If</SPAN>

If</SPAN> xlRange.Count > 1 Then</SPAN>
ReDim</SPAN> arResults(1 To</SPAN> xlRange.Rows.Count, 1 To</SPAN> xlRange.Columns.Count) </SPAN>
For</SPAN> indRow = 1 To</SPAN> xlRange.Rows.Count </SPAN>
For</SPAN> indColumn = 1 To</SPAN> xlRange.Columns.Count </SPAN>
arResults(indRow, indColumn) = xlRange(indRow, indColumn).Interior.Color </SPAN>
Next</SPAN>
Next</SPAN>
GetCellColor = arResults </SPAN>
Else</SPAN>
GetCellColor = xlRange.Interior.Color </SPAN>
End</SPAN> If</SPAN>
End</SPAN> Function</SPAN>

Function</SPAN> GetCellFontColor(xlRange As</SPAN> Range) </SPAN>
Dim</SPAN> indRow, indColumn As</SPAN> Long</SPAN>
Dim</SPAN> arResults() </SPAN>

Application.Volatile </SPAN>

If</SPAN> xlRange Is</SPAN> Nothing</SPAN> Then</SPAN>
Set</SPAN> xlRange = Application.ThisCell </SPAN>
End</SPAN> If</SPAN>

If</SPAN> xlRange.Count > 1 Then</SPAN>
ReDim</SPAN> arResults(1 To</SPAN> xlRange.Rows.Count, 1 To</SPAN> xlRange.Columns.Count) </SPAN>
For</SPAN> indRow = 1 To</SPAN> xlRange.Rows.Count </SPAN>
For</SPAN> indColumn = 1 To</SPAN> xlRange.Columns.Count </SPAN>
arResults(indRow, indColumn) = xlRange(indRow, indColumn).Font.Color </SPAN>
Next</SPAN>
Next</SPAN>
GetCellFontColor = arResults </SPAN>
Else</SPAN>
GetCellFontColor = xlRange.Font.Color </SPAN>
End</SPAN> If</SPAN>

End</SPAN> Function</SPAN>

Function</SPAN> CountCellsByColor(rData As</SPAN> Range, cellRefColor As</SPAN> Range) As</SPAN> Long</SPAN>
Dim</SPAN> indRefColor As</SPAN> Long</SPAN>
Dim</SPAN> cellCurrent As</SPAN> Range </SPAN>
Dim</SPAN> cntRes As</SPAN> Long</SPAN>

Application.Volatile </SPAN>
cntRes = 0 </SPAN>
indRefColor = cellRefColor.Cells(1, 1).Interior.Color </SPAN>
For</SPAN> Each</SPAN> cellCurrent In</SPAN> rData </SPAN>
If</SPAN> indRefColor = cellCurrent.Interior.Color Then</SPAN>
cntRes = cntRes + 1 </SPAN>
End</SPAN> If</SPAN>
Next</SPAN> cellCurrent </SPAN>

CountCellsByColor = cntRes </SPAN>
End</SPAN> Function</SPAN>

Function</SPAN> SumCellsByColor(rData As</SPAN> Range, cellRefColor As</SPAN> Range) </SPAN>
Dim</SPAN> indRefColor As</SPAN> Long</SPAN>
Dim</SPAN> cellCurrent As</SPAN> Range </SPAN>
Dim</SPAN> sumRes </SPAN>

Application.Volatile </SPAN>
sumRes = 0 </SPAN>
indRefColor = cellRefColor.Cells(1, 1).Interior.Color </SPAN>
For</SPAN> Each</SPAN> cellCurrent In</SPAN> rData </SPAN>
If</SPAN> indRefColor = cellCurrent.Interior.Color Then</SPAN>
sumRes = WorksheetFunction.Sum(cellCurrent, sumRes) </SPAN>
End</SPAN> If</SPAN>
Next</SPAN> cellCurrent </SPAN>

SumCellsByColor = sumRes </SPAN>
End</SPAN> Function</SPAN>

Function</SPAN> CountCellsByFontColor(rData As</SPAN> Range, cellRefColor As</SPAN> Range) As</SPAN> Long</SPAN>
Dim</SPAN> indRefColor As</SPAN> Long</SPAN>
Dim</SPAN> cellCurrent As</SPAN> Range </SPAN>
Dim</SPAN> cntRes As</SPAN> Long</SPAN>

Application.Volatile </SPAN>
cntRes = 0 </SPAN>
indRefColor = cellRefColor.Cells(1, 1).Font.Color </SPAN>
For</SPAN> Each</SPAN> cellCurrent In</SPAN> rData </SPAN>
If</SPAN> indRefColor = cellCurrent.Font.Color Then</SPAN>
cntRes = cntRes + 1 </SPAN>
End</SPAN> If</SPAN>
Next</SPAN> cellCurrent </SPAN>

CountCellsByFontColor = cntRes </SPAN>
End</SPAN> Function</SPAN>

Function</SPAN> SumCellsByFontColor(rData As</SPAN> Range, cellRefColor As</SPAN> Range) </SPAN>
Dim</SPAN> indRefColor As</SPAN> Long</SPAN>
Dim</SPAN> cellCurrent As</SPAN> Range </SPAN>
Dim</SPAN> sumRes </SPAN>

Application.Volatile </SPAN>
sumRes = 0 </SPAN>
indRefColor = cellRefColor.Cells(1, 1).Font.Color </SPAN>
For</SPAN> Each</SPAN> cellCurrent In</SPAN> rData </SPAN>
If</SPAN> indRefColor = cellCurrent.Font.Color Then</SPAN>
sumRes = WorksheetFunction.Sum(cellCurrent, sumRes) </SPAN>
End</SPAN> If</SPAN>
Next</SPAN> cellCurrent </SPAN>

SumCellsByFontColor = sumRes </SPAN>
End</SPAN> Function</SPAN>
 
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OK cool. We can use the GetCellColor formula. I've mocked up the below and you can change the references as you need...



Excel 2010
ABC
1Yes or NoMatch L2Coloured
2Yes1
3Yes2
4Yes3
5Yes1
6Yes2
7Yes1
8Yes1
9No2
10No1
11No1
12
1313<-- Result
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B13{=SUM(($A$2:$A$11="Yes")*($B$2:$B$11=A13)*(GetCellColor($C$2:$C$11)=GetCellColor(A13)))}
Press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to enter array formulas.



Hope that helps.


/AJ
 
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