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"Eduardo" wrote: Hi, =sumproduct(--(a6:a50="Network")+(B6:B50="F")) "SBecker" wrote: I'm trying to create a formula that will count cells that contain and F, but only if a different column equals a specified word. Example Column A Pass/Fail Network F Strat 1 P Strat 3 P Network F Strat 3 F Strat 1 P So how do I get it to look at all of column A and only count those that equal Network and that column B (pass/fail) equals F? I've tried if(a1:a6="Network",(countif(b1:b6),"F),""). It seems that the problem is the ranges. Any help would be great! Thanks Suzanne |
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