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Bob phillipps answer for counting text
Thanks bob that formula does work to count occurances of text. Would a
variation of that work to count multiple words in a range (one formula) so the total shows in one cell? Also how would I add a "not" to exclude some words within individual cells? any ideas anyone? steveo |
Bob phillipps answer for counting text
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"steveo" wrote: Would a variation of that work to count multiple words in a range (one formula) so the total shows in one cell? Try... =SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER(MATCH(Range,{"Text1","Text2","Text3"},0)) ) or =SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER(MATCH(RangeX,RangeY,0))) ....where RangeY contains your list of words. Also how would I add a "not" to exclude some words within individual cells? any ideas anyone? steveo Not sure what you mean. Can you provide an example? |
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