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Hi,

I am creating a spreadsheet that calculates scorings for nursery figures.
so, IF column A = M, then count how many in Column B = A. This is probably really simple, but I am sure you guys can help!

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Hi,

I am creating a spreadsheet that calculates scorings for nursery figures.
so, IF column A = M, then count how many in Column B = A. This is probably really simple, but I am sure you guys can help!

Thanks

Jooniper :)
Fixed this now with the below:
=SUMPRODUCT(('Data Sheet 1'!$E$12:$E$249="M")*('Data Sheet 1'!J12:J249="B"))

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Hi,

Am Thu, 30 Aug 2012 10:37:01 +0000 schrieb Jooniper:

I am creating a spreadsheet that calculates scorings for nursery
figures.
so, IF column A = M, then count how many in Column B = A. This is
probably really simple, but I am sure you guys can help!


=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100="M"),--(B1:B100="A"))


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