One way:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(F2:F6<>""),--(G2:G6<>""))

Adjust the ranges (same number of rows in both) to match your data--but don't
use the whole column.

=sumproduct() likes to work with numbers. the -- converts trues and falses to
1's and 0's.



Kevin98011 wrote:
>
> I have a document that has records, saved in rows. I would like to be
> able to count all the rows that have data enterend into column F and
> column G. One column is a number and the other is a text.
> F G
> 2) 11469
> 3) 114952 a4589
> 4) 11635
> 5) a9632
> 6) 1268 bdf93
>
> In this sample I would like the value to return 2 because the record on
> line three and the record on line six both have entries.
>
> Thank you ahead for any help this is probably very simple and I am
> overlooking it in the other posts.
>
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