I am currently creating a histogram on Google Sheets to count how many of x-product in our inventory we have priced at less than $10k, between $10k to $20k, $20k to $30k, etc.
The problem is that some our products have multiplicities greater than 1 —we have two of x-product priced at $50k for example.
Thus the normal COUNTIFS
function is not picking up these multiplicities and undercounting them. Here's the COUNTIF
function I'm using:
=COUNTIFS(J5:J50,">=10000", J5:J50,"<20000")
I've come across the SUMPRODUCT
function, and have read it can work with other functions, so I think a solution may lie here. I'm using:
=SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIFS(J5:J50,">=10000", J5:J50,"<20000"),F5:F50)
However, I'm gettin #VALUE
returned with the following message:
Anybody who can provide clarity on what I'm doing wrong or direct me to another function that can solve the problem, it would be greatly, greatly appreciated.
Best Answer
Please try this formula:
Instead of editing the formula every time you want a different range, you can use the following formula and use the values you enter in cells
K1
andL1
respectively.