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I tried researching the group, but there wasn't any response that
exactly matched what I had in mind, or at least that I could interpret. I am trying to make a tally sort of similiar to the way countif works, but I have 2 criteria instead of 1. For instance, countif anything in column A from worksheetB matches the value in Cell A2 on worksheetA -and- if anything in Column D of worksheetB matches the value in cell D33 on worksheetA... so logically it would be COUNTIF(worksheetB!A:A,A2 only if the same row also in columnK worksheetB has the value stored in D33 on worksheetA) visually it would look like: wksA: wksB: A B C D A B C D Name Status' johnd 0x183 held johnd purged johnd 0x184 held janed review johnd 0x185 review sent held ---- how would i be able to count if john's name shows up in column a on wksB only if it also has "held" in column D of the same row john's name appears? would sumproduct be able to achieve this? Or does sumproduct only work for numbers and dates? -Marcus |
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