Dom --
=SUMPRODUCT(C1:C100="Yes")*(E1:E100="Yes")*(G1:G100="Yes"))
will give you the count you want. Adjust the ranges to your situation.
Aladin
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Aladin,
Many thanks for this : However, when I enter your suggested solution, excel suggests that I remove the final ) and then reports a "0" result (even though there are instances with "yes" in every column. I have checked this and excel suggests that text is treated as "0". I feel I am very close with this so please could you just clarify you advice. I am really grateful for your assistance : Regards : Dom
Dom --
My mistake. I forgot a paren that is necessary:
=SUMPRODUCT((C1:C100="Yes")*(E1:E100="Yes")*(G1:G100="Yes"))
Aladin
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Aladin,
Just a short note to say thanks very much, you have just saved me hours of work and struggle and I have also learnt something new. Please accept my thanks, your solution works well and is much appreciated : Regards : Dom
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