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Using the "count" function..
I wanted to use the "count" function to total a column of account numbers. I
used =Count(A9:A188) but the result is "0". Am I not using the correct function? |
Using the "count" function..
Mary
Try COUNTA which counts 'non empty' cells in the range, rather than cells with just numbers, as your account 'numbers' may not be, or be seen as such by Excel -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England www.nickhodge.co.uk HIS "Mary A Perez" wrote in message ... I wanted to use the "count" function to total a column of account numbers. I used =Count(A9:A188) but the result is "0". Am I not using the correct function? |
Using the "count" function..
If you are trying to calcullate the count of Account Numbers and those
account numbers are text, not numeric, cells...use the COUNTA function. (the COUNT function only counts numeric cells) Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Mary A Perez" wrote: I wanted to use the "count" function to total a column of account numbers. I used =Count(A9:A188) but the result is "0". Am I not using the correct function? |
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