If you're wanting to do it with simple functions..
What I'd do is add a column to the tracking sheet in which you
"concatenate" the serial number and activity.

Like:  Cell G1:  =C1&F1
and copy down.

Then, in the summary sheet, you can use:

=COUNTIF(Tracking!G:G,A1&B1)

Paul
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From: JMac <jsvi...@gmail.com>
To: excel-macros@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thu, December 6, 2012 1:11:58 PM
Subject: $$Excel-Macros$$ Formula to Count Specific Words


I've got a tracking sheet with 6 columns, each row being an entry for equipment 
maintenance. Column C contains the serial number of the equipment. On a separate
sheet I have a summary, by serial number, that I want to calculate the total 
number of times a particular entry is made on the tracking sheet.

Tracking Sheet

Col A                Col B        Col C            Col D         Col 
E               Col F
1/2/2012             Jim            3245            Amco         
270                  cleaned
2/2/2012             Bill            3245             Star           
245                  cleaned
2/23/2012           Jim            3654            Nowell         
324                 cleaned
2/27/2012           Jim            3245             Amco         
213                 cleaned
3/5/2012             Bob           3654             Nowell        
345                 cleaned


Summary Sheet

Col A              Col B         Col C
3245               cleaned      3
3654               cleaned      2

Thanks
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