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I can't find the answer to this problem in any resource I have
looked... I have two columns, E and K. Column E contains various place names, but only if they are within a certain city; when the place is outside that city, the cell in column E is blank. Column K contains the quarter that a particular event occured. I want to count all the events that occured within only that city during second quarter 2006. So, in the following example, it would give me a count of 2 by counting only rows 3 and 5. 1 E K 2 Shinjuku 05-Q1 3 Chuo 06-Q2 4 06-Q2 5 Minato 06-Q2 Here is my attempt, but Excel doesn't like it... =COUNTIF(AND(E2:E634="?*"),(K2:K634="06-Q2")) Your help is much appreciated! |
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