I need to get a formula that will tell me how many times the name in E3 appears in column A with a value next to it in column B with a value greater than 1. For example, my column of 50 names in A contains Jim(E3) 10 times. Three of these have number 3 in column B, two have number 2, two have number 1 and three have zeros. I want my answer to be 5 (a count of how many times Jim's name appears with a number >1). What is the formula to get this?
Last edited by NBVC; 11-18-2011 at 03:41 PM.
=sumproduct(--(a:a=e3)*(b:b>1))
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Thomas Lafferty
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Try:
=COUNTIFS(A:A,E3,B:B,">1")
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