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I have three columns of data: year, month, and type. I need to count the
type based on year and month.

How to do?

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try
=sumproduct((rngA=2007)*(rngB="March")*(rngC="what type"))

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I have three columns of data: year, month, and type. I need to count the
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How to do?

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are your month and year columns text or numbers or dates formatted as year
and month?
The appropriate equation depends on the answer.

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I have three columns of data: year, month, and type. I need to count the
type based on year and month.

How to do?

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