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Thanks Dave
With your help finally I finished my work "Dave F" escreveu: You can use SUMPRODUCT: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A10="Joe"),--(B1:B10="Yes")) You can't use SUMIF with multiple criteria. You could use COUNTIF if you were to concatenate columns A and B and do the COUNTIF off that column of concatenated text strings, as suggested by the other person to respond. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Ricardo" wrote: Hi all I need your help. i need to use the countif but with two criterias ... something like the sumproduct and the sum if. Example: Col. A Col. B Joe Yes John No John No Joe Yes Joe No I need to count how many Joe with Yes I have. Thanks, |
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