Counting Occurrences

maxflia10

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Would anyone have a way to do this in one formula, come up with 5 in one formula? Rather the sum the occurrences.
Book1
ABCD
113005
22351
33401
44240
55351
66260
72371
83470
94341
Sheet1
 

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Or the following array formula ...

=COUNT(IF(A1:A9>=2,IF(A1:A9<=5,IF(B1:B9>=30,IF(B1:B9<=40,A1:A9)))))
 
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