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Why doesn't the following formula work? =count(if(k2:k20,"1",j2:j20,"<40"))
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Why doesn't the following formula work?
=count(if(k2:k20,"1",j2:j20,"<40"))


Try this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(K2:K20=1),--(J2:J20<40))

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