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Using ? in criteria
I am trying to use a countifs function to count the ?'s in a column for a
particular category, i.e. countifs(A1:A10,"Workshop",B1:B10,"?"). However, it looks like the function is picking the ? as a wildcard because it is giving me a count of all entries with a single character. I have tried using "?" and referencing it in a cell. Any suggestions? |
Using ? in criteria
Try...
=COUNTIFS(A1:A10,"Workshop",B1:B10,"~?") -- Domenic Microsoft Excel MVP www.xl-central.com Your Quick Reference to Excel Solutions In article , RyanH wrote: I am trying to use a countifs function to count the ?'s in a column for a particular category, i.e. countifs(A1:A10,"Workshop",B1:B10,"?"). However, it looks like the function is picking the ? as a wildcard because it is giving me a count of all entries with a single character. I have tried using "?" and referencing it in a cell. Any suggestions? |
Using ? in criteria
Worked perfectly. Thank you very much.
"Domenic" wrote: Try... =COUNTIFS(A1:A10,"Workshop",B1:B10,"~?") -- Domenic Microsoft Excel MVP www.xl-central.com Your Quick Reference to Excel Solutions In article , RyanH wrote: I am trying to use a countifs function to count the ?'s in a column for a particular category, i.e. countifs(A1:A10,"Workshop",B1:B10,"?"). However, it looks like the function is picking the ? as a wildcard because it is giving me a count of all entries with a single character. I have tried using "?" and referencing it in a cell. Any suggestions? |
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