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Hi,

I have a worksheet of data that I'm trying to extract particular values
from.

Column J contains the name of the quarter eg "Q1 2005-6" I've used
COUNTIF to calculate how many records meet that criteria.

In another cell, I'd like to narrow my search with additional
criteria.

Column L contains numerical values. I would like to be able to
calculate how many of the "Q1 2005-6" records meet certain criteria in
the L column. For example how many of them contain a value of less than
"32".

I can work out each value seperately but would like to be able to
create a function that allows me to set both criteria to get the result
neatly in one cell.

Can anyone make any suggestions?

Thanks


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