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Hi,
It looks from your example as if both names could appear in the same cell so try this for John with the obvious change for Pete. Note this isn't case sensitive and its and array so enter with CTRL+Shift+Enter =COUNT(SEARCH("john",A1:A25,1)) Mike "ekkeindoha" wrote: Good day, I would like to count names automaticly for instance, A B John & Pete 2 John 1 If somone can help with a formula Thx |
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