Paul,

The example you gave works well, but I have a question. Why do I need to
specify the rows in the formula?

I tried this, And I get a #NUM error.
=SUMPRODUCT(--('Grindex 2008'!AB:AB="Jan-2"),--('Grindex
2008'!Y:Y="Jan-D"))+SUMPRODUCT(--('Grindex 2008'!AB:AB="Jan-3"),--('Grindex
2008'!Y:Y="Jan-D"))

The only way I can try to get all rows is to use this:
=SUMPRODUCT(--('Grindex 2008'!AB1:AB65535="Jan-2"),--('Grindex
2008'!Y1:Y65535="Jan-D"))+SUMPRODUCT(--('Grindex
2008'!AB1:AB65535="Jan-3"),--('Grindex 2008'!Y1:Y65535="Jan-D"))

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Jay
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"PCLIVE" wrote:

One possible way:

=SUMPRODUCT(--('Grindex 2008'!AB1:AB100="Jan-2"),--('Grindex
2008'!Y1:Y100="Jan-D"))+SUMPRODUCT(--('Grindex
2008'!AB1:AB100="Jan-3"),--('Grindex 2008'!Y1:Y100="Jan-D"))

HTH,
Paul

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Hello all,

I'm trying to create a multiple condition count and I can't get it to work
using all the examples I've found. I'm hope someone can help me out.

Here's the formula I've trying to manipulate (unsuccessfully):
=COUNT(('Grindex 2008'!AB:AB="Jan-2")*('Grindex
2008'!AB:AB="Jan-3")*('Grindex 2008'!Y:Y="Jan-D"))

So if (column AB = "Jan-2" OR column AB = "Jan-3") AND column Y = "Jan-D"
then count the row.

I'm drawing a complete blank. Anyone know the correct format? I can't
see
to find a good example on how to structure the formula.

Thanks,
Jay
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