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Another excel query
If I have a long series of numbers in a column, I want each number (whether
it is between 2 and 9) to represent the number 1, regardless of its size. This is so that I know how many guests I have invited; however, their responses correspond to certain codes (i.e. 2 = refused, 3 = interested etc) for which I have used the COUNTIF formula. Obviously adding up the contents of the column suggests that I have invited far more people than I had! Hope that this makes sense. |
Another excel query
Look up the COUNTA formula in Help. That will count the number of occupied
cells in a range. Post back if you need more. HTH Otto "MacSeoinin" wrote in message ... If I have a long series of numbers in a column, I want each number (whether it is between 2 and 9) to represent the number 1, regardless of its size. This is so that I know how many guests I have invited; however, their responses correspond to certain codes (i.e. 2 = refused, 3 = interested etc) for which I have used the COUNTIF formula. Obviously adding up the contents of the column suggests that I have invited far more people than I had! Hope that this makes sense. |
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