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Thank you Peo. Your answer is great, I read it wrong.
Regards, Natalia "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: You need to read in help how countif works countif(range,criteria) =IF(D100,SUMPRODUCT(--('Transaction Data'!$C1:$C1000=B10),--('Transaction Data'!$O1:$O10000)),0) will work, note that you cannot use the full range as in C:C but the above will count entries where C1:C1000 equals B10 and O1:O1000 0 -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Natalia" wrote in message ... =IF(D100,COUNTif('Transaction Data'!$C:$C,$B10,'Transaction Data'!O:O),"0"),0) This formula won't work. I am getting a message, "too many arguments in the function". I need this formula to work when the total in the first worksheets is 0, then to count # of transaction in the separate worksheet that are 0 (not all transactions). In addition, I need to count the # of transactions 0 only for a specific range determined by $B10 from the first worksheet. Can you help? Thank you. Natalia |
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