I am trying to achieve this in a table in Excel: https://exceljet.net/formula/running-count-of-occurrence-in-list
So, counting each item in the list in an ordered sequence:
(I want it for Red and Green too, of course)
If I however convert it to a table, and add something like these variants, then I get a total instead for each. Is there a way to achieve this in a table column? The only other answer I found to this was within Power Query, which I won't be using for this table:
=IF([@Color]="blue",COUNTIF([Color]:[@Color],"blue"),"")
=IF([@Color]=[@Color],COUNTIF([Color]:[@Color],[@Color]),"")
=IF([@Color]="blue",COUNTIF([@Color],"blue"),"")
=IF([@Color]=[@Color],COUNTIF([@Color],[@Color]),"")
You can use INDEX()
to refer to the range at hand per row:
Formula in B2
:
=SUM(--(INDEX([Color],1):[@Color]=[@Color]))
Meaning:
INDEX([Color],1)
- Always refer to the first row in the "Color" column;:
- Continue creating a valid range reference;[@Color]
- Refer to the current row/value.=[@Color]
- Match the above structure against the current row/value.--
- Turn the TRUE/FALSE
array into 1/0
values.SUM()
- Sum the given array to a total.Note, the website you have tagged is quite handy, they also have exactly what you are after covered on another page. See this.
Also, I guess this needs to be CSE-entered in pre-365 versions of Excel.