C'mon, now: =countif(a1:a13, "BALTHAZOR, JESSE C*")
C'mon, now: =countif(a1:a13, "BALTHAZOR, JESSE C*")
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That works if the data was all in one column. they are in 2 columns
So I need to look at both column A and B or a way to merge the two
=sumproduct(isnumber(search("balthazor, jesse",a1:a13))*(left(b1:b13,1)="c"))
That's why we prefer people post workbooks.That works if the data was all in one column. they are in 2 columns
If the entire name columns contains only names with no trailing (or leading) spaces, then
=sumproduct( (a1:a13="balthazor, jesse") * (left(b1:b13,1)="c") )
And in that case, the first formula can be =countif(a1:a13, "BALTHAZOR, JESSE"), which is must faster than a wildcard comparison.
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