Thank you so much very clear explanation please what formula to use is I want to Count num of item sold on a list of 1000 items.. and to deduct it automatically from the stock🙏
I am working around countifs with multiple criteria but the situation is one criteria should be always constant - say in one cell it should be always extremely critical and the other cell should meet the criteria that can be either of the following: No successor, with potential successor, internal development. Like countifs A + B1 or B2 or B3 = Ans
How do you count items in column B with column C, at the same time, counting how many times column B sold items in column D? Example based on the table: Segment Country Units Sold Government Canada = 2 2 Midmarket France = 1 1 I am having a hard time how it will work on my data. Thank you.
If I understand what you are asking, you don't want a COUNT of sales, you want a SUM of sales. COUNTIFS counts how many rows meet the filter criteria. You want to add-up the sales in column D, based on the same criteria as used in the COUNTIFS examples. Do this using the SUMIFS function. The formula would be SUMIFS(D2:D20, xxx) where xxx is the same set of range/criteria conditions used by COUNTIFS
@@tomgreening9875 Thanks its very useful. I would like to ask criteria midmarket and mexico in this criteria I have sum of total sales like in your example mid* and mexico 2470+2470 = 4940 how does it works.
I have question hope you will guide While using date you actually counted "date occurence". Suppose that there was a date in which no sale was made i.e an empty cell against a date. Now i select a date range in which the date with no cell also fall in. How will i calculate the number of "sales" in a date range not number of "dates in a date range??
Use the SUMIFS function on column D, with the same set of filter criteria. This will sum the sales in column D for the same rows selected by the COUNTIF logic.
It seems to work fine with TODAY and NOW functions in the range being checked, but you need to be careful how you specify the data conditions. His cell reference approach works, but it can get tricky if you try to write the date conditions within COUNTIFs directly.