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Hi, I'm new to formulas and new to the site. I have been using some video training in hope of getting the info I require. But at the moment I'm struggling to find any videos that actually are in line with what I am trying to do. Please bare with me as I'm a beginner. I have managed to write a formula on my sheet that counts the number of dates in a column. I have also counted the number of TBC values in another. How do I go about counting the number of Date values in first column that contain TBC in the other column? In hope of explaining this better the dates are for entries that have a scheduled date, but I want to find the amount of those that are scheduled, but don't have something confirmed in place for (TBC in the other column). For instance the below would result in 1
Actual Date Schedule Date
10-Mar-1324-Mar-13
18-Mar-1324-Mar-13
18-Mar-1324-Mar-13
TBC24-Mar-13
18-Mar-1324-Mar-13

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</tbody>
 

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Hi, I'm new to formulas and new to the site. I have been using some video training in hope of getting the info I require. But at the moment I'm struggling to find any videos that actually are in line with what I am trying to do. Please bare with me as I'm a beginner. I have managed to write a formula on my sheet that counts the number of dates in a column. I have also counted the number of TBC values in another. How do I go about counting the number of Date values in first column that contain TBC in the other column? In hope of explaining this better the dates are for entries that have a scheduled date, but I want to find the amount of those that are scheduled, but don't have something confirmed in place for (TBC in the other column). For instance the below would result in 1
Actual Date
Schedule Date
10-Mar-13
24-Mar-13
18-Mar-13
24-Mar-13
18-Mar-13
24-Mar-13
TBC
24-Mar-13
18-Mar-13
24-Mar-13

<tbody>
</tbody>

Try one of:

=COUNTIFS(B2:B6,"<>",A2:A6,"TBC")

=SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER(B2:B6),--(A2:A6="TBC")

Or control+shift+enter, not just enter:

=SUM(IF(ISNUMBER(B2:B6),(A2:A6="TBC")+0))
 
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