Calculate spare matches

RichTheBowler

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"10""10""6 10""4""10"

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Line 1: Is lane numbers
Line 2: Is what was bowled in each frame
Line 3: Is the score attained in each frame
Line 4: Is the spare combination left after throwing the first ball

In this example: I left the "10" pin in frames 2,5, 10 and made all three spares.

Need formula to look at the value in line 4. Example: "10" and match with all spare values "the backslash" to count spares made by value "10" and subsequent values:
"6 10", "4", etc.

I tried =countifs, but does not work because the ranges in line 2 and 4 do not match, they are different sizes.

Thanks,
RichTheBowler

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