Syntax of COUNTIF() with 3 criteria

fayez_MrExcel

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  1. 365
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How can I use COUNTIF() with 3 criterias to meet. Example I want to count the number of employee who are "Resigned" under "H"R dept." and with "Indian Nationality". My table is: A1-Emp Name B1-Status(Resigned or Active), C1-Department, D1-Nationality...help please
 

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Try this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(B1:B1000="Resigned"),--(C1:C1000="HR"),--(D1:D1000="Indian"))
 
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The formula works okay thanks for that...what if i wanted to change one of the criteria, let us say all employee number that starts to 1. thanks
 
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