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I have a column of numbers (93, 96, 97, 76, 87, 97, 100, etc.) I need a
formula that will populate how many cells have numbers falling between 65-75, another formula showing cells between 76-89. Just for clarification, this is not a SUM of the data. It is a count of cells that fall between a given range. Displaying the number of cells below 65 was easy (=COUNTIF(C4:C29,"<=65")). Displaying the number of cells 90 and above (=COUNTIF(C4:C29,"=89")). It's the ranges in between that have me stumped. I know this is not the formula, but what I need is =COUNTIF(C4:C29,"cells with numbers between 65 and 75") I am sure this is easy, but I cannot seem to find it. Thanks! |
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