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One of my users has a spreadsheet in which column A has a variety of string
entries. I am trying to count the number of times the string, WAGE, occurs. I'm using the function: =COUNTIF(A115:A290,"WAGE") and it's returning only 21 occurences, when I know there's more than 50. I thought it had to do with the cell format, because she had some of the strings formatted as numbers and some as general, but when I changed all of the strings to general, it still returns only 21 occurences. I've tried copying/pasting the function she used for other strings that are calculating correctly, and I've tried entering the function manually. Both to no avail. She is using Excel 2007 under Windows XP SP3. I opened the spreadsheet on my Vista SP2 computer and get the same results that she does. Any help would be greatly appreciated. -- Christine |
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