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Default better way to write a count if statement?

You are adding up the ones that are either greater than or less than
zero, so how about

=COUNTIF('CALICO Unmapped Not Active'!T6:T42,"<0")
+COUNTIF('CALICO Unmapped Not Active'!W6:W42,"<0")
+COUNTIF('CALICO Unmapped Not Active'!AL6:AL42,"<0")
+COUNTIF('CALICO Unmapped Not Active'!AO6:AO42,"<0")


HTH,
JP

On Mar 27, 1:56*pm, luscioussarita
wrote:
Hi Everyone,

Is there any better way to write this count if statement?

I need it to look up four different columns and count if they contain any
money. *Is there a shorter way to write this or am I stuck?

=COUNTIF('CALICO Unmapped Not Active'!T6:T42,"0")
+COUNTIF('CALICO Unmapped Not Active'!W6:W42,"0")
+COUNTIF('CALICO Unmapped Not Active'!AL6:AL42,"0")
+COUNTIF('CALICO Unmapped Not Active'!AO6:AO42,"0")
+COUNTIF('CALICO Unmapped Not Active'!T6:T42,"<0")
+COUNTIF('CALICO Unmapped Not Active'!W6:W42,"<0")
+COUNTIF('CALICO Unmapped Not Active'!AL6:AL42,"<0")
+COUNTIF('CALICO Unmapped Not Active'!AO6:AO42,"<0")