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Considering the following hypothetical table with column headers and example
values: [A] [b] [C] FREQ CALL1 CALL2 [1] 18 10 [2] 12 8 21 [3] 6 16 [4] 18 8 25 [5] 12 5 [6] 6 I want to know for all rows containing '18' for FREQ, how many of these have a 'non-blank' value for CALL2. In the above example,there is only one row that has a value of '18' for FREQ AND a 'non-blank' for CALL2. Therefore the count is '1' I need a straight-forward formula - not pivot table, to provide this type of conditional count. Any advice would be sincerely appreciated !!!! |
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