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Hi Ant
You need a SumProduct formula. I assume one column is used for one label pair. With labels in column A:D, this formula will work: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A10="OLD"),--(B1:B10="Happy"),--(C1:C10=1),--(D1:D10="black")) Hopes this helps. --- Per "Ant" skrev i meddelelsen ... Count of occurrences that appear in multiple columns. For example I have 5 columns that label a particular account as a NEW or OLD, HAPPY or SAD, 1 or 2, and RED or BLACK. Each account has one of the labels and I want to count how many are labeled as OLD, HAPPY, 1, and BLACK. I can't get the "COUNTIF", "COUNT(IF..." formula's to work. Can someone assist? -- Thank you, Ant |
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