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How to count / sum cells based on filter with criteria in Excel?

Actually, in Excel, we can quickly count and sum the cells with COUNTA and SUM function in a normal data range, but these function will not work correctly in filtered situation. To count or sum cells based on filter or filter with criteria, this article may do you a favor.

Count / Sum cells based on filter with formulas

Count / Sum cells based on filter with Kutools for Excel

Count / Sum cells based on filter with certain criteria by using formulas


Count / Sum cells based on filter with formulas

The following formulas can help you to count or sum the filtered cell values quickly and easily, please do as this:

To count the cells from the filtered data, apply this formula: =SUBTOTAL(3, C6:C19) (C6:C19 is the data range which is filtered you want to count from), and then press Enter key. See screenshot:

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To sum the cell values based on the filtered data, apply this formula: =SUBTOTAL(9, C6:C19) (C6:C19 is the data range which is filtered you want to sum), and then press Enter key. See screenshot:

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Count / Sum cells based on filter with Kutools for Excel

If you have Kutools for Excel, the Countvisible and Sumvisible functions also can help you to count and sum the filtered cells at once.

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After installing Kutools for Excel, please enter the following formulas to count or sum the filtered cells:

Count the filtered cells: =COUNTVISIBLE(C6:C19)

Sum the filtered cells: =SUMVISIBLE(C6:C19)

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Tips: You can also apply these functions by clicking Kutools > Kutools Functions > Statistical & Math > AVERAGEVISIBLE / COUNTVISIBLE / SUMVISIBLE as you need. See screenshot:

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Count / Sum cells based on filter with certain criteria by using formulas

Sometimes, in your filtered data, you want to count or sum based on criteria. For example, I have the following filtered data, now, I need to count and sum the orders which name is “Nelly”. Here, I will introduce some formulas to solve it.

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Count cells based on filter data with certain criteria:

Please enter this formula: =SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(B6:B19,ROW(B6:B19)-MIN(ROW(B6:B19)),,1)), --( B6:B19="Nelly")), (B6:B19 is the filtered data that you want to use, and the text Nelly is the criteria that you want to count by) and then press Enter key to get the result:

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Sum cells based on filter data with certain criteria:

To sum the filtered values in column C based on the criteria, please enter this formula: =SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(B6:B19,ROW(B6:B19)-MIN(ROW(B6:B19)),,1)),( B6:B19="Nelly")*(C6:C19)) (B6:B19 contains the criteria that you want to use, the text Nelly is the criteria, and C6:C19 is the cell values you want to sum), and then press Enter key to return the result as following screenshot shown:

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First of all, sorry for my bad English haha.

I used Skyyang's formula, but I'm still missing a small part in my formula. I entered the following formula, but it doesn’t recognize my 2nd criteria in the answer. Can you help me further? I can share the sheet if you want.

=SOMPRODUCT(((D4:D45="Auto")+(E4:E45="Zonder vervanging")*(SUBTOTAAL(3;VERSCHUIVING(E4;RIJ(E4:E45)-RIJ(E4:E45)-3;)))))
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Does anybody knows how to do this but with more than one criteria? I mean, if I wanted to COUNT only the rows which qualify for two or more criterias?
Thanks a bunch!
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Hello, WN,
May be the following formula can help you:
=SUMPRODUCT( ( (B2:B23="Large")+(B2:B23="Small"))*(SUBTOTAL(103,OFFSET(B2,ROW(B2:B23)-MIN(ROW(B2:B23)),0))))

If you have more criteria, just join the criteria with + character.
Please try, hope it can help you!
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If i have data in sheet 1 in trying to pull into sheet 2 that comes from a range in a column i want but I'm only looking for data that had a certain value of "system issue" and i want the second sheet to be able to see how many in that column had system issue but *** up the paid amounts in a separate column of sheet one that filter to the "system issue" so we can see how much has been paid out for system issues, thoughts on the formula? The one you keep sharing is only for 1 sheet and you keep using a number after the first parenthesis that i do not know how you came up with it.
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Can this be done with more than one criteria? I mean, I know it can be as per the below answered questions. I have to have sum based on two criteria's One criteria in Row B as "RN" and another one in row DX as "D" and the sum is going to be in row EA. Any help would be great!
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Does anybody knows how to do this but with more than one criteria? I mean, if I wanted to SUM only positive values?
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Hi, Bernardo,
To solve your problem, you should apply below formula:
=SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(9,OFFSET(B2,ROW(B2:B14)-ROW(B2),0)),--(A2:A14="Lucy"),--(B2:B14>0))

Please try, hope it can help you!
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It's absolutely ridiculous that EXCEL requires the formula to be so complicated! All that should be needed is a SUBTOTAL(9,Range) WHERE/HAVING criteria (X,Y,Z).
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Yes I agree, I am looking for the Excel formula so that the sum of the range (with criteria) is NOT affected by the Filtered columns.
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I agree. It is ridiculous
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