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in excel how do i - countif(A:A like "1234" AND C:C=4)
I need to count the number of rows in a spreadsheet where a specific value is
contained within one column and a specific value is contained in a second column for example count the number of rows where column A contains BET and column C contains 4 this would match for row 3 if A3 is "A BET MADE" and C3 = 4 it was also match for row 5 if A3 is "BET Voic" and C3 = 4 since there are thosands of rows i do not want to loop through all |
in excel how do i - countif(A:A like "1234" AND C:C=4)
Hi
Try =SUMPRODUCT((ISNUMBER(FIND("BET",$A$1:$A$1000)))*( $C$1:$C$1000=4)) -- Regards Roger Govier "TPS" wrote in message ... I need to count the number of rows in a spreadsheet where a specific value is contained within one column and a specific value is contained in a second column for example count the number of rows where column A contains BET and column C contains 4 this would match for row 3 if A3 is "A BET MADE" and C3 = 4 it was also match for row 5 if A3 is "BET Voic" and C3 = 4 since there are thosands of rows i do not want to loop through all |
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