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Got sheet with 2 columns with Y and N responses in both; need to know how
many people said Y in answer to first question and Y to 2nd question - but
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Let's say the first column is A
=COUNTIF(A:A,"Y")
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Got sheet with 2 columns with Y and N responses in both; need to know how
many people said Y in answer to first question and Y to 2nd question - but
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I should have added: do not put the formula in column A
If it must be in column A: COUNTIF(A1:A200,"Y") but change the 1 and the
200 to agree with your first and last cell
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=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100="Y"),--(B1:B100="Y"))
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=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A18="Question 1")*(B1:B18="Yes"))

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Got sheet with 2 columns with Y and N responses in both; need to know how
many people said Y in answer to first question and Y to 2nd question - but
how???
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Did you mean a count of those who said Y to BOTH (Y in A column and Y in B
column for same person)? If so the SUMPRODUCT answers are the correct ones.
Mine gave you the Y count for a single column
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