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tauwnia

using muliple functions to return one result

I have a workbook containing types of orders. I have them separated out by
€œcounty€ and also by €œdate closed€. How do I return a number that counts the
number closed within a specified county?

JE McGimpsey

using muliple functions to return one result

One way:

Assuming County is in column A and Date Closed in column B:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A1000="County Cork"), --(B1:B1000<""))

A Pivot Table would be a good alternative.

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"tauwnia" wrote:

I have a workbook containing types of orders. I have them separated out by
€œcounty€ and also by €œdate closed€. How do I return a number that counts the
number closed within a specified county?

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