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I am trying to count all the numbers in a column that equal or exceed a
number that is entered manually in an individual cell (A1). But the countif function does not work unless I enter the number directly into the formula. For example: Assume there is the number 5 in cell A1. I want to count how many cells in range A4:A20 contain a number equal to or greater than the number in cell A1. When I enter the following formula in Cell A21 it returns "0" even though there are some cells in the column A4:A20 that contain a number equal to or greater than 5. The formula I enter in cell A21 is: countif(A4:a20,"=A1") This formula does not work unless I replace the cell reference "A1" with the number I am using as the hurdle number - in this case the number is 5. Is there some way to count the numbers in a column by making the count function use a number in a defined cell as the hurdle number? |
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I've just responded to this elsewhere - please do not multi-post.
Pete On Mar 20, 6:43*pm, Portocar wrote: I am trying to count all the numbers in a column that equal or exceed a number that is entered manually in an individual cell (A1). But the countif function does not work unless I enter the number directly into the formula.. For example: Assume there is the number 5 in cell A1. I want to count how many cells in range A4:A20 contain a number equal to or greater than the number in cell A1. When I enter the following formula in Cell A21 it returns "0" even though there are some cells in the column A4:A20 that contain a number equal to or greater than 5. The formula I enter in cell A21 is: countif(A4:a20,"=A1") This formula does not work unless I replace the cell reference "A1" with the number I am using as the hurdle number - in this case the number is 5. Is there some way to count the numbers in a column by making the count function use a number in a defined cell as the hurdle number? |
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![]() See your other post. Helpful posting tips here... http://www.cpearson.com/excel/newposte.htm -- Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware (Excel Add-ins / Excel Programming) "Portocar" wrote in message I am trying to count all the numbers in a column that equal or exceed a number that is entered manually in an individual cell (A1). But the countif function does not work unless I enter the number directly into the formula. For example: Assume there is the number 5 in cell A1. I want to count how many cells in range A4:A20 contain a number equal to or greater than the number in cell A1. When I enter the following formula in Cell A21 it returns "0" even though there are some cells in the column A4:A20 that contain a number equal to or greater than 5. The formula I enter in cell A21 is: countif(A4:a20,"=A1") This formula does not work unless I replace the cell reference "A1" with the number I am using as the hurdle number - in this case the number is 5. Is there some way to count the numbers in a column by making the count function use a number in a defined cell as the hurdle number? |
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