Index Match Count

Jasesair

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I'm having awful trouble for something that should be so simple.

I have the below information and am wanting to count how many figures there are in a column, based on a criteria. In this case, B9 is 2, so I need a formula that counts how many occurrences in the 2 column (column C). Answer should be 4. B9 may change.

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How about
Excel Formula:
=COUNT(INDEX(B2:K7,,B9))
 
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That did the trick perfectly! I'm not sure I quite understand it, but hopefully it sinks in soon.
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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