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The formula in Column D should lookup the name in Column C, go to Column A
and find the corresponding name(s), then count the number of percents opposite the corresponding name in Column B that are less than 90%. (I did a manual count in Column D as illustration of what the final result should look like.) Thanks !!! Column A Column B Column C Column D (Formula column) Name Percent earnings Criteria Count SMITH K 106% SMITH T 2 SMITH T 101% SMITH K CHILDERS 97% ANDERSON 1 SMITH T 92% NEWTON SMITH T 87% LEVINE 1 SMITH T 76% HOGAN SMITH T 102% CHRISTOS LEVINE 60% CHILDS SMITH T 100% CATALDY ANDERSON 77% BAKERS |
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