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I'm using Excel 2003 Prof Ed. and am experiencing a similar problem as
described in previous posts, but can't find a solution. The formula works in some cells but not in others. I have tried changing the format of the cell and checking the formula, but excel does not even want to evaluate it, giving the error mentioned in the subject above. If I copy a cell that has a working formula (it displays the result), and paste it, it's fine. Then when I edit the cell to change the criteria (e.g. the range) then it suddenly stops evaluating and only displays the formula. In fact, even if I only click on the cell and hit ENTER, it encounters the same error. btw. the formula is simple: =COUNTIF(B88:H97,"MT") Please advise. Thanks. |
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