Wtih your data (Eastern in column A, numbers in column J), the formula
=SUMPRODUCT(--('All Divisions'!A2:A3039="Eastern"),--('All Divisions'!J2:J3039>=30))
returns 5.
This part
--('All Divisions'!A2:A3039="Eastern")
returns an array of 1s and 0s -- 1 when the cell in column A is "Eastern", and 0 when it isn't.
The other part returns an array of 1s and 0s, --- 1 when the value is >=30.
Mutliplied together, they give the count.
You may have some data that you don't see waaaay down the sheet. Try this shorter formula with your
example data set.
=SUMPRODUCT(--('All Divisions'!A2:A15="Eastern"),--('All Divisions'!J2:J15>=30))
That should definitely return 5, while
=SUMPRODUCT(--('All Divisions'!A2:A15="Eastern"),--('All Divisions'!J2:J15>=30),('All
Divisions'!J2:J15))
should return 510.
HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP