Technically it is not an array formula because it does not use Ctrl + Shift + Enter. The last formula contains an "array constant" but it does not require Ctrl + Shift + Enter.
However, one problem with the last one is that you are hard coding the criteria into the formula. If you don't want to do that, I like the first one COUNTIF + COUNTIF. That is why I teach the COUNTIF + COUNTIF.
I think I like the last array formula. Quick and easy. Thanks Mike.
krn14242 1 year ago
Me too!
Technically it is not an array formula because it does not use Ctrl + Shift + Enter. The last formula contains an "array constant" but it does not require Ctrl + Shift + Enter.
However, one problem with the last one is that you are hard coding the criteria into the formula. If you don't want to do that, I like the first one COUNTIF + COUNTIF. That is why I teach the COUNTIF + COUNTIF.
ExcelIsFun 1 year ago