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Good afternoon,
I have a database where column A contains one of three values, A, B or C, and Column J contains a status indicator "Y" or "N" I want to write formulae that display counts of all rows where Col A = "A" and Col J = "Y", where Col A = "B" and Col J = Y" and where Col A = "C" and Col J = "Y". Is there a quick way to do this using COUNTIF without having to set up a criteria range and doing it with DSUM? Thanks in advance Pete |
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