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I have a calendar in a worksheet with spaces beside each day of the year to
input peoples initials if they are on leave that day. So I use the following formula for counting the number of leave days they have per month =COUNTIF(N2:P38,"CK") I would also like to include on the calendar, half days leave, e.g. I would type in CK½ or CK1/2 (either one would be fine), using something like: =COUNTIF(N2:P38,"CK½") or =COUNTIF(N2:P38,"CK1/2") But this counts them as full days. is there any way to have the formula sum up all the occurances of "CK½" in a range, but count them as 0.5 of a day? e.g. "CK" occurs in the range 3 times, and "CK½" occurs once, the formula result should be 3.5 Thanks |
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=COUNTIF(N2:P38,"CK½") or =COUNTIF(N2:P38,"CK1/2")
Just divide the result by 2: =COUNTIF(N2:P38,"CK½")/2 =COUNTIF(N2:P38,"CK1/2")/2 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Andy P" <Andy wrote in message ... I have a calendar in a worksheet with spaces beside each day of the year to input peoples initials if they are on leave that day. So I use the following formula for counting the number of leave days they have per month =COUNTIF(N2:P38,"CK") I would also like to include on the calendar, half days leave, e.g. I would type in CK½ or CK1/2 (either one would be fine), using something like: =COUNTIF(N2:P38,"CK½") or =COUNTIF(N2:P38,"CK1/2") But this counts them as full days. is there any way to have the formula sum up all the occurances of "CK½" in a range, but count them as 0.5 of a day? e.g. "CK" occurs in the range 3 times, and "CK½" occurs once, the formula result should be 3.5 Thanks |
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hi
just devide the half count by 2. =COUNTIF(N2:P38,"CK1/2")/2 regards FSt1 "Andy P" wrote: I have a calendar in a worksheet with spaces beside each day of the year to input peoples initials if they are on leave that day. So I use the following formula for counting the number of leave days they have per month =COUNTIF(N2:P38,"CK") I would also like to include on the calendar, half days leave, e.g. I would type in CK½ or CK1/2 (either one would be fine), using something like: =COUNTIF(N2:P38,"CK½") or =COUNTIF(N2:P38,"CK1/2") But this counts them as full days. is there any way to have the formula sum up all the occurances of "CK½" in a range, but count them as 0.5 of a day? e.g. "CK" occurs in the range 3 times, and "CK½" occurs once, the formula result should be 3.5 Thanks |
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