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    Re: Count if with conditions...

    Hi Richard,
    Whoa! Thanks a lot.
    I just realised there are a few conditions to be met before the test can be scheduled.
    1. The material type, L1, must either be a standard or an elite model.
    2. If the service term (I1) is a TYP A, then the service finish date (K1) must be in the future
    3. If the service term (I1) is a TYP B, then the surety end date (H1) must be in the future.
    How can these conditions be incorporated before counting using the earlier test conditions?
    I have included some fields till row 546 in the attached data
    Is there a reason why we have 0.5, pls refer to X151:X166?
    Thanks a lot for your help Richard.. and I look forward to hearing from you soonest
    And yes please explain how you used the array formulas
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