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=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A500=D2),--(B2:B500="Buddist"))
where A2:A500 are the classes, D2 the cell with the dropdown, B2:B500 are the religions You could also write it as =SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A500=D2),--(B2:B500=E2)) where E2 would hold the religion, that way you don't need to edit the formula when changing the religion, adapt to fit your ranges Regards, Peo Sjoblom "kirbster1973" wrote: I have a database containing details of all the children in my school, In one column are the classes that each child is in, in another column is their religion, I need to be able to count how many are of a certain religion in each particular class. I have a drop down list listing each class. I need a formula to look at that box, which is assigned to a cell, then identify all children in that particular class and show the number of buddhists(for example) in a cell. Hope I've explained this correctly and clearly Thanks in advance |
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