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Countifs

How do I count multiple text values in a range of cells in one of the countifs parts.

RE: Countifs

Hi Fraser,

Thank you for the forum question.

I am not sure what you mean by "in one of the countifs parts".

The Countifs can count how many times you have a specific text string or number in a range. It can work with from 1 to 128 criteria.

If you have a range A2:A200 with month names and want to count how many times you have the month name January the function should look like this:

=CountIfs(A2:A200,"January")

If you want to count how many times you have January or February:

=CountIfs(A2:A200,"January") + CountIfs(A2:A200,"February")

If you have staff names in column B and want to count how many times you have January in column A and John in Column B:

=Countifs(A2:A200,"January",B2:B200,"John")



Please let me know if this is not what you are looking for.



Kind regards

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Wed 12 Jun 2019: Automatically marked as resolved.

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