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if you want to count when both criteria are met try
=sumproduct(--('Utilization Detail'!B1:B1000="lex"),--('Utilization Detail'!C1:C1000="Agent")) with sumproduct, you can't use the shorthand for entire columns or rows the "--(" changes the true/false logic response to 1/0 numeric. if you want when either are met try =COUNTIF('Utilization Detail'!B:B,"lex") + ('Utilization Detail'!C:C,"Agent") "Tammy" wrote: Can I specify two columns to pull info from? For example - what is wrong with this formula? COUNTIF('Utilization Detail'!B:B,"lex") AND ('Utilization Detail'!C:C,"Agent") |
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