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-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "WhatsUp31415" wrote in message ... "T. Valko" wrote: =FREQUENCY(OFFSET(B9,MATCH(G1,C9:C721,0)-1,,COUNTIF(C9:C721,G1)),H1:H5) Thanks. I had wanted to use OFFSET, but I could not make it work, even with constants. I must have made some mistakes. In any case, I had not thought of using MATCH. This method is longer but isn't volatile: =FREQUENCY(INDEX(B9:B721,MATCH(G1,C9:C721,0)):INDE X(B9:B721,MATCH(G1,C9:C721,0)+COUNTIF(C9:C721,G1)-1),H1:H5) I like the fact that this is not volatile. Thanks again. And thanks for understanding the question. |
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