Sorry, It doesn't work.

Hmmm...

how many yes I have in column D and E together,
with the condition that C will be only equal with 1.

......C.....D.....E
1...2......y......y
2...1.............y
3...1......y.....y
4...3..............
5...1......y......

If that's your data what result do you expect?

My interpretation of your post is:

Count how many rows where column C = 1 and *BOTH* column D and column E
contain yes. So, based on that interpretation my formula would return1,
counting only row 3.

Is that what you wanted? If not, a better explanation is needed.

(in case that I have more then 2 columns...)

Exactly how many columns?

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Count-Adi" wrote in message
...
Sorry, It doesn't work. Anything else...(in case that I have more then 2
columns...)

Thanks

"T. Valko" wrote:

Try this...

=SUMPRODUCT(--(C2:C15=1),--((D2:D15="yes")+(E2:E15="yes")=2))

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Count-Adi" wrote in message
...
I am trying to use COUNTIF function where the range might vary. For
instance,
I want to know how many yes I have in column D and E together, with the
condition that C will be only equal with 1.

C D E
1
1 Yes
1 Yes
1
2 Yes
2
2 Yes
3 Yes
3 Yes
3 Yes
3

{=COUNTIF(IF($C$1:$C$11=1,$D$1:$E$11,0),"yes")} should be 2.

Thanks for your help.


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