Sumproduct ignore blank cells

ekslit

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Hello Guys,

I m trying to make sumproduct formula working and i m stuck with it because it seems that it count as well my empty cells.

I have data in column A and column B and i m trying to compare both columns and count when value from column A = column B.

This is the formula: =SUMPRODUCT(--(B:B=A:A))

How can i ignore blank cells?
Thanks
 

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Hi Ekslit,

Try =SUMPRODUCT(--(B:B=A:A)*(B:B<>""))
 
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