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Helen,
You can only use COUNTIF (and SUMIF) when you have one condition - for multiple conditions you need to use SUMPRODUCT, like so: =SUMPRODUCT((C1:C100=1)*(D1:D100=1)) if you just want to count them, or this: =SUMPRODUCT((C1:C100=1)*(D1:D100=1)*(A1:A100)) if you want to add them up. Hope this helps. Pete On Mar 7, 8:23 pm, "Helen" wrote: (please forgive me if this is a duplicate posting...) I'm trying to do the following: Count how many cells (rows) in column A that has the value 1 in Column C AND value 1 in Column D? Any suggestions? Helen |
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