Excel DCOUNT Function

Use:

Computes the conditional number of numeric values in a specified column of a database table

Syntax:

DCOUNT( table , column , criteria )

Examples:

Cell B22 formula: DCOUNT( B2:G9 , "Jan" , B12:B13 )

Cell B23 formula: DCOUNT( B2:G9 , "Jan" , D12:D13 )
Cell B24 formula: DCOUNT( B2:G9 , "Jan" , F12:F15 )
Cell B25 formula: DCOUNT( B2:G9 , "Jan" , B17:C18 )
Cell B26 formula: DCOUNT( B2:G9 , "Jan" , E17:F19 )

Note:

Column can be (1) an integer between one and the number of columns in the table, (2) the unique name of the desired column, or (3) a cell address containing the desired column number or name. For example, the following are equivalent ways to process the Jan column:

DCOUNT( B2:G9 , 2 , B12:B13 )
DCOUNT( B2:G9 , "Jan" , B12:B13 )
DCOUNT( B2:G9 , D20 , B12:B13 )

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Related Functions:

DCOUNTA, DSUM, DAVERAGE, DMIN, DMAX, DSTDEV, DSTDEVP, DVAR, DVARP, DGET