Matching customer emails from 2 different sheets to get a count

LH2022

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Hiya all,

I'm struggling a bit with I have a list of customers who bought Product A (which is a sample of the main product) on one sheet, then I have a list of customers who bought Product B (which is the main product) on another sheet. Is there a way that I can (on a separate summary sheet) show the count of customers who bought Product A and then went on to buy Product B, the only matching information we have is the email address for each customer.

I have done the following formula but I have no idea if its right 🤦‍♀️

=COUNTIFS(Sample_Sales!C:C,"*",Total_Sales!D:D,"*")
 

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=SUMPRODUCT(--(COUNTIF(Sample_sales!C2:C100,total_sales!D2:D100)>0))

change the range to match data

Book28
ABCD
12
2
3
Sheet3
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C1C1=SUMPRODUCT(--(COUNTIF(sample_sales!C1:C100,total_sales!D1:D100)>0))


Book28
ABCDE
1
2email1
3email4
4
5
6
total_sales


Book28
ABCDE
1
2email1
3email2
4email3
5email4
6email5
7email6
8email7
9email8
10
11
12
sample_sales


will only be availablefor a few days
 
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=SUMPRODUCT(--(COUNTIF(Sample_sales!C2:C100,total_sales!D2:D100)>0))

change the range to match data

Book28
ABCD
12
2
3
Sheet3
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C1C1=SUMPRODUCT(--(COUNTIF(sample_sales!C1:C100,total_sales!D1:D100)>0))


Book28
ABCDE
1
2email1
3email4
4
5
6
total_sales


Book28
ABCDE
1
2email1
3email2
4email3
5email4
6email5
7email6
8email7
9email8
10
11
12
sample_sales


will only be availablefor a few days
Thank you so much! That's worked for me now :)
 
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you are welcome, i will delete the dropbox version
 
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