Hi
CTRL+SHIDT+ENTER is the way to create an array formula. The formula
will then be enclosed in curly brackets in the formula bar
{=your_formula}

to achieve this just hit these three keys in combination instead of a
single ENTER to commit the formula


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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

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Thanks Frank,
I am not sure what you mean by CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER, but the COUNTIF
formula
solved the problem. I normally find my answers via other person's
questions,
which are usually answered by you. I joked with a co-worker after I
posted
that "Frank Zabel from Germany" will know the answer, I was right.
Although
your last name is Kabel, you are like Erik Zabel (German cyclist),
usually in
first.
Thanks again.

"Frank Kabel" wrote:

Hi
have you entered the formula with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER as array
formula.
Also you may use the following instead
=COUNTIF($O$6:$O$10,"=" & O10)

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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

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The formula : =SUM(IF($O$6:$O$10=O10,1,0)) in the formula window
diplays the
correct answer of 2.000. The range does have 2 numbers that are
greater or
equal to 010. The cell were the formula resides displays 1.000.
Unable to
figure out why. Formula does work in previous year worksheet.