or function
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2012년 6월 9일 토요일 오후 12:15
I have a worksheet that tracks the reliability of my hard disks
=COUNTIF(assets!$F$1:$F$99999,OR("operational","retired"))
This does not get me the count. Now if I dump the OR and use the function with the string it works, just I wanted to count for the 2 cases
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2012년 6월 9일 토요일 오후 1:21
OR is a an excel function which accepts either Logical Value or Numeric.It does not accept String/text.
Following will do the job.
=COUNTIF(assets!$F$1:$F$99999,"operational")+COUNTIF(assets!$F$1:$F$99999,"retired")
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2012년 6월 9일 토요일 오후 1:30
that is what I ended up doing, I was simply wondering if the OR could be embedded as speculated
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2012년 6월 9일 토요일 오후 10:34
On Sat, 9 Jun 2012 12:15:15 +0000, Vegan Fanatic [MVP] wrote:>>>I have a worksheet that tracks the reliability of my hard disks>>=COUNTIF(assets!$F$1:$F$99999,OR("operational","retired"))>>This does not get me the count. Now if I dump the OR and use the function with the string it works, just I wanted to count for the 2 cases>>>OR will only return a single result. It seems you are looking for an array of results. It can be done using:=SUM(COUNTIF(assets!$F$1:$F$99999,{"operational","retired"}))
Ron- 답변으로 표시됨 Vegan FanaticMVP 2012년 6월 9일 토요일 오후 10:43

