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=COUNTIFS(I3:I52,"=.09",I3:I52,"<=.11") -- If this post helps click Yes --------------- Peggy Shepard "jlclyde" wrote: On Sep 11, 12:16 pm, jlclyde wrote: On Sep 11, 12:08 pm, DaveC wrote: I have a range of numbers, I3:I52 that contain percentages. I need to count the number of cells that are between 9% and 11%. I have tried multiple COUNTIF statements but that doesn't seem to work. Any help is appreciated. -- thanks, Dave This is how to do it with Count if. =COUNTIF(I3:I52,"<="&.11)-COUNTIF(I3:I52,"<="&.09) Here is how to do it with Sumproduct =SUMPRODUCT((I3:I52<=.11)*(I3:I52=.09)*(1)) Jay This is with your range. This is how to do it with Count if. =COUNTIF(I3:I52,"<="&.11)-COUNTIF(I3:I52,"<="&.09) Here is how to do it with Sumproduct =SUMPRODUCT((I3:I52<=.11)*(I3:I52=.09)*(1)) Jay |
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