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Default Using "COUNTIF" and "AND" functions together

Hi,

You may also use a pivot table. Drag the stores column to the row area,
drag the restrooms column to the data area. If you get the sum instead of
the count, then right cluck, select value field settings and select count

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Ashish Mathur
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I have an array of stores in various geographies and am trying to count
the
number of stores in a particular "Market" that also have "Restrooms". I'm
essentially trying to get a count of how many stores in each "market" have
"restrooms". For instance, I have 250 stores, 5 of which are in Atlanta
and
among those 5, only 2 have Restrooms. I'd like to use this function for
every geography so that next to my 20 geography's I can include a column
that
shows how many "restrooms" in each geography.. Any help would be greatly
appreciated.


 
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