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Conditions·Lesson 22 of 62Pro

How to use COUNTIFS in Google Sheets

Count with two conditions

How COUNTIFS works

COUNTIFS counts rows that match every condition you give it, in pairs of range and condition.

COUNTIFS(range1, condition1, range2, condition2)
Example on this data
=COUNTIFS(D2:D11,"Chair",F2:F11,"<100")→3

Chair orders priced under 100. Comparisons go in quotes.

What you’ll do

You’ll count orders that match two conditions at once, a region and a size. Stacking conditions lets you answer more precise questions.

Try it

Type =COUNTIFS(D2:D11,"Chair",F2:F11,"<100") into K2 and press Enter. Watch what the sheet does.

The result will appear in K2.

K2
ABCDEFGHIJK
1OrderRepRegionProductUnitsPriceOrder dateShip date
21001AnaWestDesk32401/5/20261/9/2026
31002BoEastChair8851/12/20261/20/2026
41003CyWestLamp12301/19/20261/22/2026
51004DiNorthDesk22402/2/20262/13/2026
61005AnaWestChair5852/9/20262/12/2026
71006EveSouthShelf41202/16/20262/27/2026
81007BoEastLamp20303/2/20263/4/2026
91008CyWestShelf11203/9/20263/18/2026
101009DiNorthChair6853/16/20263/19/2026
111010EveSouthDesk72403/23/20264/1/2026
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