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Default calculation problem...

I'm sure there's another way, but one way you could do it.
Your original formula is looking at AU2:AU11, but yousay that you have 11
values from AU1:AU11. I've adjusted that in the formula below.

=COUNTIF(Sheet1!AU1:AU11,"=45")+COUNTIF(Sheet1!AU 1:AU11,"<=49")-11

The "-11" at the end of the formula is the number of number of values that
you are searching. If it is not known what the number of values will be,
you could add a CountA function at the end of the formula.

HTH,
Paul

"Dagonini" wrote in message
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I have a formula that I am using to transfer data from one spread sheet
to another.
=IF(Sheet1!AU2:AU11 =45,(COUNTIF(Sheet1!AU2:AU11,"<=49")),"")

AU 1 through 11 looks like this:

0
37
47
57
67
27
37
37
37
37
37

I am asking the formula to count how many are between 45 & 49. The
answer keeps telling me 8. But it should be 1. What am I doing wrong?