#N/A normally occurs if the arrays are different sizes, or the data contains
#N/A. Post your formula and some data.

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I have a workbook that I need to count occurances of a cell value based on
multiple criteria --i.e. the count is valid only if all criteria is met. I
have tried to use sumproduct, but I get a #N/A result, but I know that the
arrays are of the same length. The only thing that I suspect is that the
arrays are sparse --i.e. not evey value is present. How can I count the
number of occurances in this example?