Count or Sum if three conditions are met

bama4954

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I am trying to count or sum the total number of times that three conditions are met. I have three columns that I want to show the total number of times each column has the criteria I am looking for. I have it working but I have to pull it down each row and I don't want to have multiple formulas in each row. Here is what I have so far. I want it to sum each time the conditions are met in one cell.

=IF(AND($E3="Repcon",$C3=1,$I3>0),1,"")

I was trying to maybe use Index Sum Match???
 

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How about SUMIFS or COUNTIFS, which count/sum on multiple conditions?
 
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I'd use SUMPRODUCT for this problem:

=SUMPRODUCT((C3:C10=1)*(E3:E10="Repcon")*(I3:I10>0))

Just change the ranges to see fit to your situation.
 
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How about
=COUNTIFS(C:C,1,E:E,"Repcon",I:I,">0")
 
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That works if the conditions are met on that row. I need it to work if the condition is met on other rows in that range. Example: If I have 1, Repcon, > 0 in row 3 it works. But if I have the same in row 4 it does not work. In other words I don't want to have to pull the formula down to each row. I want it to count each time the criteria is met in one cell instead of multiple ones.
 
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Bam! That did it tyija1995! I had to mess around to get it working correctly but it worked! Thanks!
 
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That works if the conditions are met on that row. I need it to work if the condition is met on other rows in that range. Example: If I have 1, Repcon, > 0 in row 3 it works. But if I have the same in row 4 it does not work. In other words I don't want to have to pull the formula down to each row. I want it to count each time the criteria is met in one cell instead of multiple ones.

What formula are you using exactly? The formulas that both myself and @Fluff posted will return how many times the 3 criterias are met for the entire column. It's a one cell formula that does not need copying down and it will extract the exact number of rows that adhere to the 3 pieces of criteria that you supplied.
 
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Whose formula are you referring to?
 
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