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You're right. I read the question incorrectly.
And I tried to make the point about what happens at the borders with my note about =. But I guess that I didn't make it well enough. Herbert Seidenberg wrote: COUNTIF(Range,"4") - COUNTIF(Range,"16") is not the same as SUMPRODUCT(--(Range4),--(Range<16)) Besides, they count the wrong set. Valid formulas are =COUNTIF(Range,"<4")+COUNTIF(Range,"16") =COUNTA(Range)-SUMPRODUCT((Range=4)*(Range<=16)) =COUNTA(Range)-SUMPRODUCT(NOT(Range<4)*NOT(Range16)) =SUMPRODUCT((Range<4)*(Range<16))+SUMPRODUCT((Rang e4)*(Range16)) -- Dave Peterson |
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