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Hi .. been trying to figure out formula for 2 days and can't seem to do it.

Would like excel to sum how many hires per month across several teams. I
currently have data in 2 columns, e.g.

Col A Col B
Team Month
DS May
GF April
DS April

how do I write the formula so excel will look at column A, then B and total
results per team per month.

Thank you!
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=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A100="DS"),--(B2:B100="May")


"Laura Larson" wrote:

Hi .. been trying to figure out formula for 2 days and can't seem to do it.

Would like excel to sum how many hires per month across several teams. I
currently have data in 2 columns, e.g.

Col A Col B
Team Month
DS May
GF April
DS April

how do I write the formula so excel will look at column A, then B and total
results per team per month.

Thank you!
--
Laura

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