
Originally Posted by
Richard Buttrey
Hi
Yes a COUNTIFS() function would be infinitely preferable and with a big database far more efficient.
See if the attached gives you some ideas. Note that I've added a helper column F to test whether at least one of columns A,B or C contains a value. The default standard for a COUNTIFS() function is the AND operator. So without a helper column you would need to add three COUNTIFS() together. i.e.
=COUNTIFS()+COUNTIFS()+COUNTIFS()
using columns A, B & C respectively in each one.
Or of course if your layout lends itself a PivotTable as suggested by Miraun whilst I was typing!
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