Count word in two columns, one sheet

TXNCPO

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  1. 365
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Good Morning,

I am attempting to count the word GREEN, (i learned my lesson on colors a while back)

Seems a simple thing, guna feel dumb when this one comes back. Below are two of many attemps. (A5 is where the word GREEN is.


=COUNTIF((A$10:$A$72, $B$11:$B$57), "GREEN")


=COUNTIF((A$10:$A$72, $B$11:$B$57), A5)


Thank you.

R/ Joe
 
If you have to distinctly different ranges, then use a COUNTIF on each one and add them:
Code:
[COLOR=#333333]=COUNTIF(A$10:$A$72,"GREEN") + C[/COLOR][COLOR=#333333]OUNTIF([/COLOR][COLOR=#333333]$B$11:$B$57[/COLOR][COLOR=#333333],"GREEN") [/COLOR]
 
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Joe,

Thank you. Again. (tried with "and" earlier, don't know why + did not come to mind)

R/ Joe
 
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