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Hi,
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Condition 1: Column C is not blank AND Condition 2: Column F is equal to "X" COUNTIF() can't do that, but a new function in Excel 2007 called COUNTIFS() can. =COUNTIFS(Input!C:C,"<>",Input!F:F,"X") |
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