I have names "McCreight, Doug" in one column and their single letter job code
"M" in next column over. How do I calculate
1. how many rows have a name and a job code?
2. how many rows have entry "vacant" and a job code

Thanks

Maybe something like these would suffice:
1. =SUMPRODUCT((OR(A2:A10<{"","vacant"}))*(B2:B10<" "))
2. =SUMPRODUCT((A2:A10="vacant")*(B2:B10<""))
assuming names/"vacant" in col A, job codes in col B
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"dougmcr8" wrote:
I have names "McCreight, Doug" in one column and their single letter job code
"M" in next column over. How do I calculate
1. how many rows have a name and a job code?
2. how many rows have entry "vacant" and a job code

Thanks

I will assume names in A1:A100, code in B1:B100
Has a name and a jobe code
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100""),--(B1:B100''") )
' that is two negatives in a row - and - ; and two double quotes " and
"
Has a name and code is M
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100""),--(B1:B100=''M"))

No name, but has code
=SUMPRODUCT(--(ISBLANK(A1:A100)),--(NOT(ISBLANK(B1:B100))))

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I have names "McCreight, Doug" in one column and their single letter job
code
"M" in next column over. How do I calculate
1. how many rows have a name and a job code?
2. how many rows have entry "vacant" and a job code

Thanks