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Default Range Formula

I'm trying to count the number of cells which contain values within a given
range. For example, I want to count all the cell in a column which contain a
value between 50,000 and 100,000. I've tried using the Countif formula given
as an example by microsoft but the results are wrong. The formula looks like
this:

countif(y2:y268, "=50000")-countif(y2:y268, "<=100000")

Does anyone know why I'm getting the wrong results and is there another way
to do this? Thanks
 
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