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I have Excel 2003 and want to search Cells B2:F800 to find how many times
four numbers are used.
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=countif(b2:f800,1234)
would count the number of cells in b2:f800 that hold the value 1234.

It would not include "abcd1234xyz", though.



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I have Excel 2003 and want to search Cells B2:F800 to find how many times
four numbers are used.


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I have that; however, I want to search those cells for each time number 19,
21, 28, and 35 are together in a row.


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=countif(b2:f800,1234)
would count the number of cells in b2:f800 that hold the value 1234.

It would not include "abcd1234xyz", though.



lccubb wrote:

I have Excel 2003 and want to search Cells B2:F800 to find how many times
four numbers are used.


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