Minecraft – How to increase a scoreboard objective if player is at specific coords and has a specific item in his inventory

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I don't know how to put those two conditions together into one command. I tried

/scoreboard players add @a{Inventory:[{id:"minecraft:iron_ingot"}]} [x=-506,y=56,z=-1176,r=1] Score 1

but it doesn't work, and I have trouble with brackets.

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Your whole command is invalid.
The correct format would be

/scoreboard players add <player> <objective> <count> [dataTag]

so your command would then become:

/scoreboard players add @a[x=-506,y=56,z=-1176,r=1] Score 1 {Inventory:[{id:"minecraft:iron_ingot"}]}

Always remember: NBT data tags always come last in a command.

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You're actually pretty close, and definitely on the right track. Instead of {Inventory:[{id:<block ID>,data:<data value>}]}, use {Inventory:[{id:<block ID>,Damage:<data value>s}]}. The s after the data value is important since it's stored as a short, not as an int. (As an aside, if it were stored as a byte, you would append a b instead.)

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