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In one column I have "M" or "W" and in the next column I have # representing
shoe sizes. To get a shoe count I put in the formula =countif(d4:d145,m)+countif(e4:e145,#), (the # sign represents the shoe size I am trying to count). The formula works good except if a shoe size falls into both the m and w category it shows up in both counts instead of just the one. I have tried putting "" marks around the M or W but it does not help. Anyone have any ideas? Jenn |
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