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Count if "x" word in 1st column AND "y" word in 2nd column
Hard to explain, but here is an example:
In my first column, there are 3 options e.g.fireman, policeman and teacher. In the second column are also three options e.g. 0-5 years, 5-10 years, over 10 years. If I survey 20 people, and want to count how many firemen have worked for over 10 years, how do I work out the formula? |
Count if "x" word in 1st column AND "y" word in 2nd column
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=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A36="Fireman")*(B1:B36="Over 10 years")) Mike "AGQTP" wrote: Hard to explain, but here is an example: In my first column, there are 3 options e.g.fireman, policeman and teacher. In the second column are also three options e.g. 0-5 years, 5-10 years, over 10 years. If I survey 20 people, and want to count how many firemen have worked for over 10 years, how do I work out the formula? |
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