I am trying to count the number of occurences when conditions in two columns
are met. I can count each individual column values with =countif function.
But, I can't seem to count only if a value is found in both column A and B to
be true. Please see example below.

A1= Tom B1=Job
A2= John B2=Job
A3= John B3=Spec
A4= Mark B4=Spec
A5= Alice B5=Spec
A6= Tom B6=Spec

What I would like to count is the number of "Jobs" each person has versus
"Spec" jobs.

For example: If I count the number of jobs Tom is working on = 2
(COUNTIF(A:A,"Tom"). But I also want to return the number of Spec jobs only
Tom is working on = 1 (This is the formula I need. Basically, count each row
that has Tom and Spec as TRUE).

Thank you in advance for your help. Please email copy your response.

Brandoni, here is one way,

=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A25="Tom")*(B1:B25="Job"))

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"Brandoni" wrote in message
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I am trying to count the number of occurences when conditions in two
columns
are met. I can count each individual column values with =countif
function.
But, I can't seem to count only if a value is found in both column A and B
to
be true. Please see example below.

A1= Tom B1=Job
A2= John B2=Job
A3= John B3=Spec
A4= Mark B4=Spec
A5= Alice B5=Spec
A6= Tom B6=Spec

What I would like to count is the number of "Jobs" each person has versus
"Spec" jobs.

For example: If I count the number of jobs Tom is working on = 2
(COUNTIF(A:A,"Tom"). But I also want to return the number of Spec jobs
only
Tom is working on = 1 (This is the formula I need. Basically, count each
row
that has Tom and Spec as TRUE).

Thank you in advance for your help. Please email copy your response.