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formula help
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1 1 a7 2 2 a6 3 3 a6 4 3 a4 I would like a formula that counts how many times A:A =3 and B:B =a6 In this example, the answer is 1 THANK YOU |
formula help
Sumproduct would be what you want, unfortunately it doesn't except entire
columns as input so you have to do something like the following: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A65535=3),--(B1:B65535="a6")) + SUMPRODUCT(--(A65536=3),--(B65536="a6")) -- Regards, Dave "TMF in MN" wrote: A B 1 1 a7 2 2 a6 3 3 a6 4 3 a4 I would like a formula that counts how many times A:A =3 and B:B =a6 In this example, the answer is 1 THANK YOU |
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