asked on 5/27/2021

Using a formula to get counts

I am using the following formula to get sum of BreakDown C if BreakDownB = IndustriesA
=SUMIF(BreakDown!B:B,Industries!A2,BreakDown!C:C)

How do I get the count of the hits on BreakDownB = IndustriesA

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Matt Pinkston

10/13/2021

byundt

5/27/2021

Did you try using COUNTIF?

=COUNTIF(BreakDown!B:B,Industries!A2)

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Matt Pinkston

10/13/2021

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