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I am trying to build a spreadsheet that will count the number of times a name
is listed in a range. I then need to take that count and use it in calculating payroll. I have tried using COUNT...but that is only for numbers, then I tried COUNTIF...but it returns an answer of "1/3" rather than "3" when my name is found 3 times. I looked and found COUNTA...but that does not help either. How can I count the number of times my name is found in a range and get simple number? Here is my formula: =COUNTIF(D2:E29,Bob) The answer I get is 1/3 when my name is in the range 2 times...1/4 when my name is there 3 times and 1/1 when my name is not listed at all. I assume I am trying to use the wrong formula...or I just dont understand how this one works. Help is appreciated. Matt |
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