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Greetings, If I want to create a countifs with age ranges and this set of data how can I do it? Im looking to create a countifs that captures males between 18-24, 25-34 35-44 etc in the same column. I need the formula to capture each range - thanks in advance for your help! Cheers, G
Aug 12, 2011. #4. if you are just looking to construct the text value you could use the following, to keep it simple I have change the start range from 15-19 to make the formula work. = ( (INT ( (E2)/5)))*5 & "-" & ( ( (INT ( (E2)/5)))*5)+4. basically i derives the whole number on division and multiplies it up to get the lower value and does ...
Jul 22, 2013. #2. You should be able to do that easily using the same formatt that you have. You have to add a column witht he members age, then add additional criterea to your count if statement saying if age is greater than this and less than this. The criterea is typed in using the following format: Range,">11",Range,"<13" for the ll-13 group.
Paste the macro into the empty code window that opens up. Close the code window to return to your sheet. I have assumed that you enter the age in cell C14. Enter the age and press the RETURN key. VBA Code: Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If Intersect(Target, Range("C14")) Is Nothing Then Exit Sub.
Aug 4, 2011. #1. Hello Guys, I have a excel file, Let's say, In Column A their names and In B their Ages. So, I want a formula to calculate the age group of the people like. In C1 I need 0 - 18 age. In D2 I need 19 -25 age. In E2 I need 26 -45 age. In F2 I need 46 -75 age.
Hello: I'm trying to come up with the right formula for calculating a series of age ranges by gender. Any help is much appreciated. I have 3 column data set with 199 rows. - Col A = ID (values: 1 - 199) - Col B = Gender (2 possible values: f, m) - Col C = Age (possible values: ages in years - 32, 45, 71, etc.) Sample data.
Board Regular. Looking to calculate age ranges of people in an excel list, but it should only count the non-duplicated names. So for the example below, it should only count "Same Person" and "Other Same Person" once so that it does not give me a false record of people in that age range. I would like to accomplish this with a formula and not a ...
The ages in A1:A10 and you want 0-25, 26-30, 31-60, >60. Select D1:D4. Enter in the formula bar. Code: =FREQUENCY(A1:A10,{25,30,60}) This in an array formula and so MUST be entered with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER and not just ENTER. You'll see in D1:D4 the count of ages for each range. Hope this helps.
Try this. Select the range with your data and goto Data>PivotTable... Add Age as a row item and (sum (or count) of) division, class and job as data items. Once you have finished the pivot table should display the data for each individual group. To group the ages right click on the age field and select Group and Outline>Group...
With this method I can extract the age group. This method is still better than previously where I manually enter the ages without formula. So, I am already better off. The month in the age is useful because I can at a glance tell which clients are going to have a new birthday soon. thanks