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Hi,
I am trying to count the occurrences of a word in two columns. For example if column A has the value "YES" and column B also has the value "YES" then I want to count that as one instance of meeting the condition that both columns must be YES in order to count the instance in a third column. So the value of column C would be "1". I can easily do this for one column using the COUNTIF function as follows: =COUNTIF(App_Inventory!A1:A10, "YES") Thanks KN |
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