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Countif Conditions - Use of conditions that vary by cell value
I want to count the number of cells in a range that are greater than a
particular number, which I have programmed excel to calculate and display in a fixed cell. Unfortunately, when I use that cell's reference in a countif (or countifs) condition statement, the countif function ignores the cell value. If I substitute the cell reference by the fixed numerical value in the countif condition, the countif function calculates the desired value correctly. Any suggestions about how to use a cell reference rather than a fixed numerical value in the countif condition syntax? |
Countif Conditions - Use of conditions that vary by cell value
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=COUNTIF(A1:A8,"="&B1) where B1 is the value you are counting Mike "JonTarg" wrote: I want to count the number of cells in a range that are greater than a particular number, which I have programmed excel to calculate and display in a fixed cell. Unfortunately, when I use that cell's reference in a countif (or countifs) condition statement, the countif function ignores the cell value. If I substitute the cell reference by the fixed numerical value in the countif condition, the countif function calculates the desired value correctly. Any suggestions about how to use a cell reference rather than a fixed numerical value in the countif condition syntax? |
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