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=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A7="Car"),--(B2:B7=2))
If the priority is text, rather than a number, then you'd need quotes, so =SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A7="Car"),--(B2:B7="2")) -- David Biddulph "Rebekah" wrote in message ... I have two colomns of data, I need to operate the count function only if the data in both colomns, within the same row are true i.e I need to count the how many times the trade "car" happens to be a priority "2". Trade Priority CAR 2 BRI 2 ROO 2a ELE 2a PLU 3 CAR 2 I have tried to use =COUNTIF, =COUNT(IF Is this possible and what is the correct formula/function to use? |
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