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Hi all,
I'm looking for the correct formula for this expression. =COUNTIF((Your_Range,"hat and coat") or COUNTIF(Your_Range,"hat")) and (range,"New York") The first two criteria are possible selections and the third is a must in order to count the record as 1 My question is what would be the logical expression(formula) to show this. -- -- Cheers |
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