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Dear Darren Bartrup,
Thank you very much for the expanation. Now it's clear. -- Cong Nguyen "Darren Bartrup" wrote: You're using the wrong formula. COUNTA counts cells that are not empty - it doesn't count the occurences of a character within a single cell. This formula should do the trick: =LEN(A1)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(A1,",","")) This counts how many characters are in cell A1, it then counts how many characters are in cell A1 with the , removed. Take one from the other and you have your result. "Cong Nguyen" wrote: In cell B1: I wanted to count the number of commas (,) in cell A1 A, B, C, D, F, G, H 2 Please check what's wrong with my COUNT formula, COUNTA(A1,","), somehow the result is always "2". Thank you -- Cong Nguyen |
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