Merge two SUM(COUNTIFS( formulas

detriez

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
These two formulas work independently but I cant figure out how to put them together
I'm trying to count the status values AND Countries

Code:
=SUM(COUNTIFS(Table6[Lead Status],{"Open","Suspect","Working - Attempted","Working - Connected"}))
Code:
=SUM(COUNTIFS(Table6[Country],{"United States","Canada"}))

I tried this but, the counts are wrong
Code:
=COUNTIFS(Table6[Lead Status],{"Open","Suspect","Working - Attempted","Working - Connected"},Table6[Country],{"United States","Canada"})
 

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=sum(COUNTIFS(Table6[Lead Status],{"Open","Suspect","Working - Attempted","Working - Connected"},Table6[Country],{"United States";"Canada"}))

Note the ; in the second array
 
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Thanks Fluff.. That worked by why? What does the ; do and why would it only be in the last array?
 
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When working with two arrays like that one has to be horizontal(rows) & one Vertical (columns)then ; in the 2nd array makes it vertical
 
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ok.. thanks.
so using that, this should also work?

Code:
=SUM(COUNTIFS(Table6[Zip/Postal Code],"<>"&"*",Table6[Country],{"United States";"Canada"}))
 
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Yeah.. No. that didn't work.. Maybe this not an array
but , instead of ; didnt work either

"<>"&"*"
 
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If you are trying to count blanks try "" instead of "<>"&"*"
 
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Tried that too... But again the numbers are off

Code:
=SUM(COUNTIFS(Table6[Zip/Postal Code],"",Table6[Country],{"United States","Canada"}))
 
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my bad.. I forgot to include the "Status" Array.. It all works now

Thank you for your help
 
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