CountIF A1=X and B1=Y
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Each cell in Row 1 is filled with various numbers (cells A-Z) A1=1, B1=2, C1=3, D1=1, E1=2, F1=3, G1=4...Z1=5.
Is it possible to count only those instances where 2 adjoinging cells = 1 and 2 (in a series)?
ThanksAlot!
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A COUNTIFS() function can do this. =COUNTIFS(A1:Y1,1,B1:Z1,2) Note how the two criteria ranges are the same size but offset by one column.
Originally Posted by shg
Narin, Thank you for your reply. Yours, indeed, worked. My space was limited, so I had to go with another solution. Cheers!
Last edited by ThanksAlot; 07-19-2019 at 01:37 PM.
MrShorty, Thank you for your solution. It works perfectly. Many thanks. -Jon
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