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Thanks, I've tried this formula but it doesn't give me the right answer.
For example, I should get an answer of 3 but it gives me 10. If I change either parameter to 1, I get the proper count but when it's together, I get the wrong answer. Is there any way to debug? Suggestions? "excelent" wrote in message ... =sumproduct((a1:a1000="X")*(b1:b1000250)) change range to fit "Kent McPherson" skrev: I have data with multiple columns. I want to count all items in column A = "X" and with column B 250. I know how to do either condition but I need to join the two. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! |
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