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Try this:
=SUMPRODUCT((b2:b100="United States")*(c2:c100="Sales")) or...this variation: =SUMPRODUCT(--(b2:b100="United States"),--(c2:c100="Sales")) Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Ted Metro" wrote: In column A I have employee names, in coolumn B I have country names, and in column C, I have department. I want to do a sumif for example that would count how many people in the United States are in the Sales department. I've tried an array formula something like this, but it's not working, {sum(if(and(b2:b100="United States",c2:c100="Sales"),1,0))} Any ideas? |
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