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Can someone help me with this? I created the following statement but
it's not doing what I want it to do. =IF(COUNTIF(B2:B81,"no"),COUNTIF(C2:C81,"<Product ion Issue")) I want a count of the number of times "no" is in column B and "Production Issue" are NOT in column C. The result I'm getting is a total number of times "Production Issue" is not in column C, regardless of what is in column B. For example, I would want a count of 1 if I used the formula on the data below (only the 3rd row has "no" in column B and does not have "Production Issue" in column C). A B C 966 yes 967 yes dupe of 966 968 no Violates BRs 969 no Production Issue 970 no Production Issue Thanks! June |
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