use SUMPRODUCT
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Q3:Q1000=condition1),--(R3:R1000=condition2),--(s3:S1000=condition3))
Remove conditions as required
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Q3:Q1000="YES"))
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Q3:Q1000="YES"),--(R3:R1000="YES"))
etc
HTH
"laingram" wrote:
> I have an table with cases eligible to be enrolled in a study on a worksheet
> called LOG. There are 3 columns to indicate whether or not a case is eligible
> (Q), enrolled (R) or refused (S). The values are either YES or NO.
>
> I am trying to automate my counts for the following criteria (functions are
> also listed):
> 1) **Eligible**
> i.e. Eligible=YES
> =COUNTIF(LOG!Q3:Q1000,"YES")
> 2) **Enrolled**
> i.e. Eligible=YES and Enrolled=YES
> =IF(LOG!Q3:Q1000="YES",COUNTIF(LOG!R3:R1000,"YES"))
> 3) **Not Enrolled, Other**
> i.e. Eligible=YES and Enrolled=NO and Refused=NO
> 4) **Not Enrolled, Refused**
> i.e. Eligible=YES and Enrolled=NO and Refused=YES
> 5) **Not Eligible**
> i.e. Eligible=NO
> =COUNTIF(LOG!Q3:Q1000,"NO")
>
> I am having problems writing the formula for the "Not Enrolled, Other" and
> "Not Enrolled, Refused" categories. I was hoping to use the AND function, but
> it doesn't seem to be working.
>
> This is what I was working on:
> =IF(AND(LOG!Q3:Q1000="YES",LOG!S3:S1000="NO"),COUNTIF(LOG!R3:R1000,"YES"))
>
> Thanks in advance for any suggestions,
> Amanda
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