how to use COUNTIF formula to count a specific word twice instead of once?

Patriot2879

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Hi I am using the countif formula below to count a specific work type and counting if a fixer has had the job but I want to count the word twice as it is duel fuel and should count as 2 jobs not 1 how can I do this please?

Code:
=COUNTIFS(Sheet2!A:A,"John Smith",Sheet2!Q:Q,"Install Duel Fuel")
 

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Hi, can't you simply multiply the result by 2?
 
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how do I do that please? Can i still do this with countif?
 
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Hi, simply:

=COUNTIFS(Sheet2!A:A,"John Smith",Sheet2!Q:Q,"Install Duel Fuel")*2
 
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