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Hi everyone, I am not good at explaination, so if you can understand what I
am saying it is ok.
I am looking for a function that can count the number of time appear each
number in the column C
for example, there are two "81" in column C, if I type in the function that
will be appear "2" in the cell.

A B C
Date Time Dest TM
15-Jan 20:00 81
15-Jan 23:45 51
15-Jan 0:30 22
15-Jan 16:00 22
16-Jan 20:00 81
16-Jan 23:45 51
16-Jan 0:30 22
16-Jan 16:00 22
16-Jan 17:40 51

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COUNTIF?
L.T. wrote:
Hi everyone, I am not good at explaination, so if you can understand what I
am saying it is ok.
I am looking for a function that can count the number of time appear each
number in the column C
for example, there are two "81" in column C, if I type in the function that
will be appear "2" in the cell.

A B C
Date Time Dest TM
15-Jan 20:00 81
15-Jan 23:45 51
15-Jan 0:30 22
15-Jan 16:00 22
16-Jan 20:00 81
16-Jan 23:45 51
16-Jan 0:30 22
16-Jan 16:00 22
16-Jan 17:40 51

Thank You


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L.T. wrote:
Hi everyone, I am not good at explaination, so if you can understand what I
am saying it is ok.
I am looking for a function that can count the number of time appear each
number in the column C
for example, there are two "81" in column C, if I type in the function that
will be appear "2" in the cell.

A B C
Date Time Dest TM
15-Jan 20:00 81
15-Jan 23:45 51
15-Jan 0:30 22
15-Jan 16:00 22
16-Jan 20:00 81
16-Jan 23:45 51
16-Jan 0:30 22
16-Jan 16:00 22
16-Jan 17:40 51

Thank You


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You want Countif, as in:

=COUNTIF(C:C,81)

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Hi everyone, I am not good at explaination, so if you can understand what I
am saying it is ok.
I am looking for a function that can count the number of time appear each
number in the column C
for example, there are two "81" in column C, if I type in the function that
will be appear "2" in the cell.

A B C
Date Time Dest TM
15-Jan 20:00 81
15-Jan 23:45 51
15-Jan 0:30 22
15-Jan 16:00 22
16-Jan 20:00 81
16-Jan 23:45 51
16-Jan 0:30 22
16-Jan 16:00 22
16-Jan 17:40 51

Thank You



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Try this:

=COUNTIF(C2:C10,81)

Biff

"L.T." wrote in message
...
Hi everyone, I am not good at explaination, so if you can understand what
I
am saying it is ok.
I am looking for a function that can count the number of time appear each
number in the column C
for example, there are two "81" in column C, if I type in the function
that
will be appear "2" in the cell.

A B C
Date Time Dest TM
15-Jan 20:00 81
15-Jan 23:45 51
15-Jan 0:30 22
15-Jan 16:00 22
16-Jan 20:00 81
16-Jan 23:45 51
16-Jan 0:30 22
16-Jan 16:00 22
16-Jan 17:40 51

Thank You



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