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Default Counting cells from one workbook to another

Example, in workbook "Apples", column B3, I want to count what is in workbook
"Oranges", column P3:P5000 if in workbook "Oranges", column A3:A5000 contains
the number 500400. Please help.

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Default Counting cells from one workbook to another

Try this:

=SUMPRODUCT((Oranges!A3:A5000=500400)*(Oranges!P3: P5000<""))

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Example, in workbook "Apples", column B3, I want to count what is in
workbook
"Oranges", column P3:P5000 if in workbook "Oranges", column A3:A5000
contains
the number 500400. Please help.


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