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Old 12-05-2012, 09:51 AM
TishyMouse TishyMouse is offline Counting cells with multiple complex criteria Windows XP Counting cells with multiple complex criteria Office 2007
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If I could trouble you for another few minutes...

I have revised the sample sheet somewhat, see attached (you can see the exception count working correctly on the MessageDetails sheet). However now I want to also be able to count the values in the Data sheet highlighted in green (these are the combinations that do not have a corresponding 'X' in the MessageDetails matrix). Ideally without adding an additional column - the column 'ConditionCalculation' is there just to show how the conditional formatting is being applied. I have tried lots of combinations of SumProduct but I must be missing something. Can you steer me in the right direction?

Thanks again!
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