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I am sorry that did not work. It still returned a 0. Do you have any other
ideas? Thanks for the help. "Jason Morin" wrote: Unfortunately you can't use wildcards that way. Try the ISNUMBER-SEARCH approach. I re-worked your formula to be: =SUM(('RTM Log'!B2:B141=1)*('RTM Log'!C2:C141={"Open","Re- open"})*ISNUMBER(SEARCH("ease dev",'RTM Log'!D2:D141))) Array-entered (press ctrl + shift + enter). HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- Need to count the number of occurences. When using the wildcard always returns a 0. Can someone please help. =SUM(COUNT(IF('RTM Log'!B2:B141=1)*('RTM Log'! C2:C141="Open")*('RTM Log'!D2:D141="*EASE Dev*"),1)),(COUNT(IF('RTM Log'! B2:B141=1)*('RTM Log'!C2:C141="Re-open")*('RTM Log'!D2:D141="*EASE Dev*"),1))) . |
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