Hello Azeema, Use this formula, say in V2 & copy down. =COUNTIFS(A2:S2,"Yes",B2:T2,"<>Yes") This will only work XL2007 or later. If you want to work with XL 2003 or prior use SUMPRODUCT =SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:S2="Yes"),--(B2:T2<>"Yes")) See the attached HTH Haseeb
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