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Default Counting Across Multiple Ranges, Based on Condition

Hey all! I hope you guys can provide some insight to this. I have a project
that's due on Friday morning, but can't seem to get this formula figured out.
Here's what I'm workin on:

I have a spreadsheet that contains alot of information around which
countries own a particular application. From that, I have done a COUNTIF
function to show a count on how many applications per country. Now I need to
know, based on the number of applications per country, how many of those meet
a certain condition? Basically, here's how my spreadsheet is laid out:

Column F contains the Country Name (FAP-Malaysia - however, in my formulas I
have been using "*Malaysia"). Column J contains the condition I need to be
met, which is a Yes or No. I need to know how many of the applications for
Malaysia are Yes for this condition.

Can anyone help?
 
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