Excel CountIf with Multiple Criteria
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The COUNTIFS function allows you to count cells that meet multiple criteria. It is like the COUNTIF function but can count cells that meet criteria across multiple ranges. The document provides an example of using COUNTIFS to count the number of deposit accounts held in the Brighton branch by specifying the branch and account type columns as criteria ranges and Brighton and deposit as the criteria. The COUNTIFS function returned a count of 2, the number of deposit accounts in the Brighton branch.
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- 2. BLUE PECAN TIPS This function is like the COUNTIF function but it allows you to add more than one set of criteria for your count. www.bluepecan.co.uk
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