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Combining a Date Range COUNTIF and a general COUNTIF

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    Combining a Date Range COUNTIF and a general COUNTIF

    Hi -

    I have a column in my chart that has a set of dates and to determine if a date falls within a range located in A2 and A3 I use the following:
    =-COUNT(G43:G999)+COUNTIF(G43:G999,">="&A2)+COUNTIF(G43:G999,"<="&A3)

    I have a second column with names of companies which I total as follows:
    =COUNTIF(E43:E999,"*ALO*")

    Is there a way for me to combine both of these so that I can know how many times the ALO company listed in column E appears within a specified date range from column G?

    Thanks

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    Re: Combining a Date Range COUNTIF and a general COUNTIF

    Hello,

    in Excel 2007 and later, you can use Countifs() instead of Countif.

    =COUNTIFS(G43:G999,">="&A2,G43:G999,"<="&A3,E43:E999,"*ALO*")

    In Excel 2003 and earlier, Sumproduct() will be able to do what you need

    =SUMPRODUCT(--(G43:G999>=A2),--(G43:G999<=A3),--(NOT(ISERROR(SEARCH("*ALO*",E43:E999)))))

    Sumproduct does not support wildcards in comparisons, hence the loop through Search and Iserror.

    cheers,

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