Count formulae

Heera

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Hi,

I have two columns data in which, first column shown which employee is coming in which shift and second column i have data as Yes or No.

I need to count of Yes in each shift. Below is the table.

ShiftYes/noShiftCount
3:30Yes17:30
17:30No19:30
19:30No20:30
17:30Yes21:30
19:30No22:30


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Regards,
Heera
 

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Something like this:

=COUNTIFS($A$2:$A$6,C2,$B$2:$B$6,"Yes")

HTH,
 
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