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And to avoid having to array enter the formula:
=SUMPRODUCT(LEN(I2:I44)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(I2:I44,"blue","")))/LEN("blue") JE McGimpsey wrote: One way (array-entered: CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER or CMD-RETURN): =SUM(LEN(I2:I44)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(I2:I44,"blue","")))/LEN("blue") In article , dave roth wrote: Good Afternoon: I need to be able to count multiple instances of the same piece of text in a given cell, i.e. "blue, blue, red, green." How I currently have this setup is: =countif(I2:I44,"*blue*") =countif(I2:I44,"*green*") =countif(I2:I44,"*red*") on separate rows. In the above example these will return 1 blue, 1 green, and 1 red; I need it to return 2 blues. Thanks very much, and a good weekend to all. Dave Roth -- Dave Peterson |
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