=SUMPRODUCT(--((B2:B100="Retrn")+(B2:B100="Excha")),--((C2:C100=15)+(C2:C100=20)))

No need for the double unary:

=SUMPRODUCT((B2:B100="Retrn")+(B2:B100="Excha"),(C 2:C100=15)+(C2:C100=20))

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Luke M" wrote in message
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Something structured like this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--((B2:B100="Retrn")+(B2:B100="Excha")),--((C2:C100=15)+(C2:C100=20)))
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Luke M
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"DSKR" wrote:

I have a range of cells that hold 4 possible entries and another range
that
holds 3 possible entries. Is it possible to COUNTIF/SUMPRODUCT if you
for
more than one possibile entry in a cell range?

Here's an example:

Corp Sales 15
Corp Retrn 20
Corp Excha 20
Corp Retrn 0
Corp Excha 15

I want to count the number of occurances when column B reads either Retrn
or
Excha and column C reads 15 or 20. In this case, the formula would
return 3.

Any help would be appreciated...