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One alternative is to use a helper column and CONCATENATE columns A and B
into it and then use the regular formula =COUNTIF(C:C,"AB") Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Hall" wrote in message ... I have a table of data. Elsewhere in the workbook, I want to include a formula to count all the rows in that table that have a value of "A" in the first column and a "B" in the second column. Kind of like select count(*) from table where column1="A" and column2="B" Is this possible? |
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