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As a followup, put this formula in E2: =LEN(C2) and drag down through E12.
If you have only 1 character in each cell in C2:C12, the formula will compute 1 as the answer. 2 if you have character + space, 3 if you have character + space + space etc. Tyro "Tyro" wrote in message ... You may have spaces after the letters in C2:C12. "w " is not equal to "w". Tyro "Byron720" wrote in message ... I have the following data: w 1 w 1 w 2 w 1 w 1 c 3 w 2 c 1 c 1 w 3 c 1 I need a formula that calculates how many of the w's have numbers greater than 1. I was trying this formula: sumproduct(--(C2:C12="W"),--(D2:D121)) but it doesn't work. |
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