Trying to use CountIfs worksheet function in excel VBA

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Im trying to search a range of data D8:D27 and count the number of entries that are greater than and less than two numbers that I have entered in F29 and F30 respectively. I cannot get the function to work properly. When I run it, it outputs 0 into L27 which is incorrect. I believe I have a syntax error but I cannot figure it out. Any help is appreciated. Thanks

Private Sub Calculation()



Dim MySum1 As Double

Dim UCL1 As Double

Dim LCL1 As Double



UCL1 = Range("F29")

LCL1 = Range("F30")



MySum1 = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIfs(Range("D8:D27"), "> UCL1", 

Range("D8:D27"), "< LCL1")

Range("L27").Value = MySum1



End Sub

The sample data im using is below. F29 is 235.500 and F30 is 230.500

It should be outputting 4, but I am getting 0 for some reason.

edited Nov 12 at 7:22

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asked Nov 11 at 16:16

CShield

Looks like you should have ">" & CStr(UCL1) instead of "> UCL1"
– Abdurrahim
Nov 11 at 16:22

I made the changes you mentioned and its still outputting 0. I shared the data in the questions now so you can see exactly what im using. I would like it to count any entries > 235.500 and < 230.500. Thanks for the help.
– CShield
Nov 11 at 16:31

Wait! I think I figured it out. The countif is looking for a number that satisfies both conditions, which is no possible so thats why its 0. I need to seperate countifs, one for > and one for <. Then Ill add them together. Thanks for your help!
– CShield
Nov 11 at 16:35

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Private Sub Calculation()



Dim MySum1 As Double

Dim UCL1 As Double

Dim LCL1 As Double



UCL1 = Range("F29")

LCL1 = Range("F30")



MySum1 = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIfs(Range("D8:D27"), "> UCL1", 

Range("D8:D27"), "< LCL1")

Range("L27").Value = MySum1



End Sub

The sample data im using is below. F29 is 235.500 and F30 is 230.500

It should be outputting 4, but I am getting 0 for some reason.

edited Nov 12 at 7:22

Pᴇʜ

19.9k42650

asked Nov 11 at 16:16

CShield

Looks like you should have ">" & CStr(UCL1) instead of "> UCL1"
– Abdurrahim
Nov 11 at 16:22

I made the changes you mentioned and its still outputting 0. I shared the data in the questions now so you can see exactly what im using. I would like it to count any entries > 235.500 and < 230.500. Thanks for the help.
– CShield
Nov 11 at 16:31

Wait! I think I figured it out. The countif is looking for a number that satisfies both conditions, which is no possible so thats why its 0. I need to seperate countifs, one for > and one for <. Then Ill add them together. Thanks for your help!
– CShield
Nov 11 at 16:35

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Private Sub Calculation()



Dim MySum1 As Double

Dim UCL1 As Double

Dim LCL1 As Double



UCL1 = Range("F29")

LCL1 = Range("F30")



MySum1 = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIfs(Range("D8:D27"), "> UCL1", 

Range("D8:D27"), "< LCL1")

Range("L27").Value = MySum1



End Sub

The sample data im using is below. F29 is 235.500 and F30 is 230.500

It should be outputting 4, but I am getting 0 for some reason.

edited Nov 12 at 7:22

Pᴇʜ

19.9k42650

asked Nov 11 at 16:16

CShield

Private Sub Calculation()



Dim MySum1 As Double

Dim UCL1 As Double

Dim LCL1 As Double



UCL1 = Range("F29")

LCL1 = Range("F30")



MySum1 = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIfs(Range("D8:D27"), "> UCL1", 

Range("D8:D27"), "< LCL1")

Range("L27").Value = MySum1



End Sub

The sample data im using is below. F29 is 235.500 and F30 is 230.500

It should be outputting 4, but I am getting 0 for some reason.

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edited Nov 12 at 7:22

Pᴇʜ

19.9k42650

asked Nov 11 at 16:16

CShield

edited Nov 12 at 7:22

Pᴇʜ

19.9k42650

asked Nov 11 at 16:16

CShield

edited Nov 12 at 7:22

Pᴇʜ

19.9k42650

edited Nov 12 at 7:22

Pᴇʜ

19.9k42650

edited Nov 12 at 7:22

Pᴇʜ

19.9k42650

asked Nov 11 at 16:16

CShield

asked Nov 11 at 16:16

CShield

asked Nov 11 at 16:16

CShield

Looks like you should have ">" & CStr(UCL1) instead of "> UCL1"
– Abdurrahim
Nov 11 at 16:22

I made the changes you mentioned and its still outputting 0. I shared the data in the questions now so you can see exactly what im using. I would like it to count any entries > 235.500 and < 230.500. Thanks for the help.
– CShield
Nov 11 at 16:31

Wait! I think I figured it out. The countif is looking for a number that satisfies both conditions, which is no possible so thats why its 0. I need to seperate countifs, one for > and one for <. Then Ill add them together. Thanks for your help!
– CShield
Nov 11 at 16:35

add a comment |

Looks like you should have ">" & CStr(UCL1) instead of "> UCL1"
– Abdurrahim
Nov 11 at 16:22

I made the changes you mentioned and its still outputting 0. I shared the data in the questions now so you can see exactly what im using. I would like it to count any entries > 235.500 and < 230.500. Thanks for the help.
– CShield
Nov 11 at 16:31

Wait! I think I figured it out. The countif is looking for a number that satisfies both conditions, which is no possible so thats why its 0. I need to seperate countifs, one for > and one for <. Then Ill add them together. Thanks for your help!
– CShield
Nov 11 at 16:35

Looks like you should have ">" & CStr(UCL1) instead of "> UCL1"
– Abdurrahim
Nov 11 at 16:22

I made the changes you mentioned and its still outputting 0. I shared the data in the questions now so you can see exactly what im using. I would like it to count any entries > 235.500 and < 230.500. Thanks for the help.
– CShield
Nov 11 at 16:31

Wait! I think I figured it out. The countif is looking for a number that satisfies both conditions, which is no possible so thats why its 0. I need to seperate countifs, one for > and one for <. Then Ill add them together. Thanks for your help!
– CShield
Nov 11 at 16:35

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