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COUNTIF
I want to count how many numbers in a range are less than a given value.
However, I don't want that given value to be hardcoded in the COUNTIF formula. For example: I want this formula: =COUNTIF(P4:P1073,"=-0.0045") to look something like: =COUNTIF(P4:P1073,"=V4") However that second formula doesnt seem to work. Any ideas? |
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=COUNTIF(P4:P1073,"="&V4)
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "adamcal" wrote in message ... I want to count how many numbers in a range are less than a given value. However, I don't want that given value to be hardcoded in the COUNTIF formula. For example: I want this formula: =COUNTIF(P4:P1073,"=-0.0045") to look something like: =COUNTIF(P4:P1073,"=V4") However that second formula doesnt seem to work. Any ideas? |
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