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Excel Formula with two clauses
How can I enter a formula in excel that counts two text clauses. For instance:
If range A1:A50=John AND range B1:B50=Smith, count 1? |
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Excel Formula with two clauses
=SUMPRODUCT(--A1:A50="John"),--(B1:B50="Smith"))
-- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "jmrd" wrote in message ... How can I enter a formula in excel that counts two text clauses. For instance: If range A1:A50=John AND range B1:B50=Smith, count 1? |
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