Count Function

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Trying to count number of times a certain word shows in a range but don't want to count the word if another cell in the same row says a certain word. Example below of what i'm trying to explain.

AreaTaskWho
PR1AElectrician
PR3bHVAC
PR2cPlumbing
PR2dElectrician
WBeElectrician

I only want to count the amount of times "Electrician" shows up but ignore when it shows up in Area "WB"
Electrician
2

any help is much appreciated
 

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How about
Excel Formula:
=countifs(c:c,"Electrician",a:a,"<>wb")
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.

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--Count the number of occurances of a value
=COUNTIF(C2:C6,"Electrician")

Kind regards,

Julie Bunavicz
 
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That ignores the 2nd criteria. ;)
 
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Thanks Fluff, worked like a charm, appreciate the help

Thanks Fluff, worked like a charm, appreciate the help
How about
Excel Formula:
=countifs(c:c,"Electrician",a:a,"<>wb")
got another one similar to this as well if you could help too
AreaTaskWhoStatus
PR1XElectriciansPending
PR3bHVACComplete
PR2cPlumingComplete
PR2dElectricians-
PR1eElectriciansCompleted Late
WBfElectriciansPending

So I want to count the number of items pending for crew but also ignore the pending if column A contains WB

Electricians
Pending1
 
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You just need to add the additional criteria like
Excel Formula:
=countifs(c:c,"Electrician",a:a,"<>wb",d:d,"pending")
 
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You just need to add the additional criteria like
Excel Formula:
=countifs(c:c,"Electrician",a:a,"<>wb",d:d,"pending")
This is Awesome, i've been trying to combine formulas for the past hour trying to figure this out. this worked. I really appreciate this help
 
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