count matches in 2 different ranges ignoring blanks

gtd526

gtd526

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Hello,
How to count matches in 2 different ranges ignoring blanks.
Ranges = V26:V56 and B3:EU15
V26:V56 have on blanks.
B3:EU15 have blank cells and contain a formula.
thank you
 

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You're giving us very little information to go on ...

Can you please post some sample data and expected results, using XL2BB?
 
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StephenCrump said:
You're giving us very little information to go on ...

Can you please post some sample data and expected results, using XL2BB?
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I'm using SUMPRODUCT(Countif(range1, range2)). Its working and doesn't count blanks.
thank you.
 
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Thanks, but it's still not clear what your data looks like, and what results you are expecting?

At the moment, I can't even guess what you're trying to do.
 
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