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I have a list of data in coloumns A and B. I need to write a countif style
formula for if column A has one set of data in it while at the same time column B has another set of data. So it should only count if the conditions for column A and the conditions in column B are met. |
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=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A1000="your condition"),--(B1:B1000="your condition")) "Chad Portman" wrote: I have a list of data in coloumns A and B. I need to write a countif style formula for if column A has one set of data in it while at the same time column B has another set of data. So it should only count if the conditions for column A and the conditions in column B are met. |
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-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Chad Portman" wrote in message ... I have a list of data in coloumns A and B. I need to write a countif style formula for if column A has one set of data in it while at the same time column B has another set of data. So it should only count if the conditions for column A and the conditions in column B are met. |
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