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Old 02-04-2015, 12:24 PM
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I am using the countif statement to count how many customers have a yes in column h and j. So if there is a yes in both the fields I want the countif statement to count it. What is the best way to do this formula?

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Customer1 Yes in H Yes in I
Customer 2 Yes in I (so the statement would not count this one because it is not both columns.



Eventually when I figure out the formula and I am going to want to add third column J.
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Have a look at the COUNTIFS or the SUMPRODUCT function
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Thank you. I looked at those in excel and applied them. They do not seem to be working.
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Please find an example attached.
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Thank you for your help.
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I have one more I have been working on. I want to count the blanks in a document. My worksheet is a table. I am able to count the number of blanks in the table but I want narrow it to specific cell.
=COUNTBLANK(Table2)
I want to be able to count the blanks in the table and column d and as I added data it continues to count the blanks.
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