COUNTIF w/ greater than & name match

DaRTH KiRo

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I am needing to COUNTIF column B on "Data" sheet is greater than column C on "Data" sheet, if the name in column A of "Totals" sheet matches the name from column A on "Data" sheet. The Data sheet has multiple rows with the same name that need to have the values in B and C checked.

Data Sheet:
EmployeeWinsLosses
Name1
5​
2​
Name2
2​
4​
Name3
1​
8​
Name1
8​
5​
Name1
5​
1​
Name3
6​
5​

Totals Sheet:
EmployeeTotal
Name1
Name2
Name3
 

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One way:

Book1
AB
1EmployeeTotal
2Name13
3Name20
4Name31
Totals
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2:B4B2=SUMPRODUCT((Data!A2:A7=A2)*(Data!B2:B7>Data!C2:C7))
 
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Thank you, I did update my profile and this is working now! However, I am now trying to SUMPRODUCT if both column B and C on the Data sheet are equal and I'm running into an issue of it counting the blanks. I've tried using NOT(ISBLANK()) and that didn't seem to work, do you have any thoughts on what I could add to fix that?
 
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Please update your account details to indicate which version of Excel you are running.
Different solutions to problems often depend on the version you're running.

One way:

Book1
AB
1EmployeeTotal
2Name13
3Name20
4Name31
Totals
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2:B4B2=SUMPRODUCT((Data!A2:A7=A2)*(Data!B2:B7>Data!C2:C7))
Thank you, I did update my profile and this is working now! However, I am now trying to SUMPRODUCT if both column B and C on the Data sheet are equal and I'm running into an issue of it counting the blanks. I've tried using NOT(ISBLANK()) and that didn't seem to work, do you have any thoughts on what I could add to fix that?
 
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Please show a few examples of all of the conditions you want and the expected results. Please use XL2BB to illustrate.

Do you mean this?

Book1
ABC
1EmployeeTotal W>LTotal W=L
2Name130
3Name200
4Name311
Totals
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2:B4B2=SUMPRODUCT((Data!$A2:$A10=$A2)*(Data!$B2:$B10>Data!$C2:$C10))
C2:C4C2=SUMPRODUCT((Data!$A2:$A10=$A2)*(Data!$B2:$B10=Data!$C2:$C10))
 
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