COUNTIFS + TABLE

Pietro Di Micio

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  1. 365
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Hey Guys, I've tried to figure out googling some tips to help me, but unfortunately I couldn't.

Here's my point: I am trying to do something like this =COUNTIFS($M$27:$X$100000;"DEAL";$D$27:$D$100000;"NAME"), in other words MX is a table that a need to find "DEAL" and count when also finds a NAME in another column.

Someone could help me?

Tks in advance.
Pietro.
 

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=SUMPRODUCT(($M$27:$X$100000="DEAL")*($D$27:$D$100000="NAME"))
 
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