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I've seen this many times but now I'm really desperate. Here's the formula
- not that it matters I think - I'm hoping there is a principle that applies regardless of the funtion. =SUM(IF(G3:G22="DUP",1,IF(G3:G22="NE",1,0))) In the helper window I see the formula correctly identifies one condition where the range contains "DUP" and 3 cases where it finds "NE" and shows a result of 4. However the value that displays as a result of this formula is zero. How can I get the right answer to appear in the cell ???? Thanks, sb |
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