Just add another condition

=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100=176),--(B1:B100=3415), --(C1:C100=918))

what do you mean not include a row? Do you mean all rows except say 76?

=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100=176),--(B1:B100=3415), --(C1:C100=918),--(ROW(A1:A100)<76))



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Bob Phillips Wrote:
It works across all the rows, not one at a time.

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Bob Phillips Wrote:-
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100=176),--(B1:B100=3415))

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I have data, numeric values, in mulitple columns and I need to find
out
how often values in one column occur with another value in another
column. For example, if in column A there are values 176,2902,331...
and in column B 3134,3415,6345 and so on, but I needed to find find
how
often 176 occured with 3415, how would I do that?




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Thank you. It works only on one row at a time. How can I get it to
search across all of the rows for the presence of the values? The
series runs from left to right across a row in multiple columns, so I
need to find the couplings that could be not just in Column A & B,
but
possibly from A to C, or from C & F and so on.




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frankjh19701 -
Thank you again for your help, it does work across the entire row. I
didn't realize that until I looked further. My next move is to analyze
if there are more than two occurences repeating with another, i.e. if
176 & 3415 are in the same row, how often does 981 occur? And then,
from there, how do I NOT count a row? Perhaps can I exclude it in the
formula but include the other rows?




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