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I need a formula that will look count the number of occurrences in one column
that equal a criteria only if the a criteria in another column is met.
Neither of the two columns contain numbers.

For instance Column A has a type of fruit, column B has the seller of the
fruit. I need to know how many of a particular fruit the specified seller
sells.

Thank you!
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=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100="apple"),--(B1:B100="Bill"))

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I need a formula that will look count the number of occurrences in one

column
that equal a criteria only if the a criteria in another column is met.
Neither of the two columns contain numbers.

For instance Column A has a type of fruit, column B has the seller of the
fruit. I need to know how many of a particular fruit the specified seller
sells.

Thank you!
--
Lori
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Lori



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