Matching Data over miltiple columns

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Mwelanetz

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I need some help in figuring out this.

I have a spreadsheet that will give me results showing:

a specific VIN, # of matches and average $'s for that VIN

The selection criteria is the 1st 8 #'s of the VIN, a 4 digit equipment code and a region number.

If the three identifiers match the result would count as 1. If there were more than one match, the result would be the number of matches for the selection criteria.

Can anyone help?
 

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pavin

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May be something like this is what you are looking for:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A11="22+Days"),--(B1:B11="Level II"),(C1:C11))
 
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Joe4

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In the future please continue on in the original posts with any clarifications or follow-ups. Normally, per forum rules, we will locked or delete questions of a duplicate nature. Since I see you went back to the old one, I will lock this one.

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