I have 2 different rows with different values in 6 columns set up as such


Row 1: 110010
Row 2: 502345

I am trying to write a formula to count the instances where row 2 is 0 and
row 1 = 1

So in this instance, row 2 0 in all but the second column (column B); row
1 = 1 in columns A, C and E

Therefore, the total could be 2 b/c both criteria are meant in column A and E

Help?

If you have more than one set of criteria to check, its generally best to use
SUMPRODUCT instead. For your example, try this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:F1=1),--(A2:F20))

HTH,
Elkar


"kd5000" wrote:

I have 2 different rows with different values in 6 columns set up as such


Row 1: 110010
Row 2: 502345

I am trying to write a formula to count the instances where row 2 is 0 and
row 1 = 1

So in this instance, row 2 0 in all but the second column (column B); row
1 = 1 in columns A, C and E

Therefore, the total could be 2 b/c both criteria are meant in column A and E

Help?