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Basically have a spreadsheet of info on current jobs. On sheet 2 i would
like a count of active jobs. On Sheet 1 data is laid out as follows: Column A = "a" or blank Column E = "J" or "S" or blank The problem is that old jobs are also in the sheet. So countif(E:E,"J") returns all the j's even if the job is no longer active (Column A is blank, but column E has a "J"). Formula needed is: If Col A="a" and column E="J" then count. Basically want to find number of Js when column A ="a". I can use Countif for number of "a'"s but can't figure out how to condition a formula to count the "j" in only the rows with a corresponding "a" in column A. Thank you for your help! |
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