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In case more than 1 condition, then you may use
=COUNTIFS(L2:L207,"2?",M2:M207,G$19)
Thank you Vjay,
Worked perfectly.
couldn't get the ,"2?" to work with SUMPRODUCT.
Thanks for the advice on using =SUMPRODUCT for array formulas. Saves the ctrl + Shft + Entering.
Which is better =SUMPRODCUT or =COUNTIFS? (apart for the wildcard issue)
Thanks
SUMPRODUCT will not work for "2?". Would need other way to get it.
Regarding which one is better,
Then COUNTIFS is much faster than SUMPRODUCT. So in case you are able to get desired results through countifs, then you should always use countifs only, otherwise SUMPRODUCT.