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Countif Using Multiple Columns
Thanks for the feedback and to Dave for the really detailed explanation!
Stefi Rob E ezt *rta: That works perfectly. Thank you very much. Is there an easy explanation as to why the 2 hyphens (--) are necessary please? Sorry to bother you again. -- Thanks, Rob E. "Stefi" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A8="North"),--(B1:B8="High")) Adjust ranges! You cannot use references to entire columns like A:A in SUMPRODUCT. Regards, Stefi Rob E ezt *rta: Can anyone help please? Column A contains instances of - North, South, East & West Column B contains instances of - High or Low Is there a way to count rows where co, A is North AND col B is High. I have tried COUNTIF, IF, DCOUNTA, but I'm not sure of the right function/combination. Any help would be very much appreciated. -- Thanks, Rob E. |
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