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How to add up letters to equal a number value.
I'm sure this is easy... I have two columns that contain different letters. I
want to create a cells that will add up all the like letters,(the letters represent abbreviations for different payor sources) i.e. How many A's, how many K's, etc. I've used SUMPRODUCT, but get a NAME?error. I guess I don't know how to represent the letters as numbers. Please help, I'm going nuts!!! |
How to add up letters to equal a number value.
'number of k's in column A
=COUNTIF(A:A,"A") 'number of K's in column A =COUNTIF(A:A,"K") If 'a' or 'k' is within the cell then try =COUNTIF(A:A,"*A*") If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "FrizB" wrote: I'm sure this is easy... I have two columns that contain different letters. I want to create a cells that will add up all the like letters,(the letters represent abbreviations for different payor sources) i.e. How many A's, how many K's, etc. I've used SUMPRODUCT, but get a NAME?error. I guess I don't know how to represent the letters as numbers. Please help, I'm going nuts!!! |
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