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Filtering Transaction Records with COUNTIFS Multi-Criteria

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In an operations log `A2:D200`, Column B contains Delivery Status ('Delivered', 'Delayed', 'Cancelled') and Column D contains Order Value. Write a formula in cell `F2` to count the number of orders that are 'Delayed' AND have an Order Value greater than or equal to $500.

Input Table: DeliveryLog (A1:D5)
4 rows preview
Order ID (Col A)Status (Col B)City (Col C)Value (Col D)
ORD-1DelayedDelhi620
ORD-2DeliveredMumbai800
ORD-3DelayedBangalore350
ORD-4DelayedKolkata510
Expected Output Structure1 rows
CriteriaResult (F2)
Delayed orders >= $5002
Interview Context

Asked frequently in data analyst and business analyst technical rounds. Focus on clean filtering, optimal indexing usage, and unambiguous column selection.

Microsoft Excel 365
E2fx
ABCDEF
1
Order ID (Col A)
Status (Col B)
City (Col C)
Value (Col D)
2
ORD-1
Delayed
Delhi
620
Target [Enter Formula]
3
ORD-2
Delivered
Mumbai
800
4
ORD-3
Delayed
Bangalore
350
5
ORD-4
Delayed
Kolkata
510
6
7
Click on target cell E2 and enter your formula above.Shortcut: Click "Load Solution" to inspect
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