count if or sum if formula

kumar1803

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Hello

I am trying to count all my past due deals by type

Column A (Type) Column B ( # of days)

Wholesale 8
5
9
2

Cash 9
5
4
1
8

Finance 2
3
5
8
0
-1

In a nutshell, I would like to count past due of any deals greater than or equal to 8 days above in column B by Type (column A)
 

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Would this do?
Formula in C2 copied down to the end of the data. ($2000 in the formula should be greater than the number of rows you will ever have)

Excel Workbook
ABC
1TypeDaysNo. >= 8
2Wholesale82
35
49
52
6
7Cash92
85
94
101
118
12
13Finance21
143
155
168
170
18-1
19
kumar1803
 
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