Countif, based on two criteria

DougStroud

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I am attempting to count a word based on another criteria.
Countif the text string is "Doug Stroud" in range e1-g900, if Range D:D = "First Place"
This attempt: "=COUNTIF(D:D, "First Place", E1:G900 = "Doug Stroud")" errors with too many arguments.

Thank you
 
Thank you Joe, I appreciate you providing the follow up to this... I went ahead and changed the range to match and it does provide the desired value now.
 
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Glad we could help & thanks for the feedback.
 
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