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Counting Cells
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What code should I write in order to count only the positive value of a pre-defined range: Range(Cells(42, 2), Cells(77, 2)) Thanks Pedro |
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Total = 0
For J = 42 to 77 If Cells(J, 2).Value 0 Then Total = Total + Cells(J, 2).Value Next J -----Original Message----- Hi What code should I write in order to count only the positive value of a pre-defined range: Range(Cells(42, 2), Cells(77, 2)) Thanks Pedro . |
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Thinking about it if you only want to count the number of
cells rather than sum them you should use application.worksheetfunction.countif -----Original Message----- Hi What code should I write in order to count only the positive value of a pre-defined range: Range(Cells(42, 2), Cells(77, 2)) Thanks Pedro . |
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Thanks Nick
I tried to use the application.worksheetfunction.countif Using strRet = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf((Range(Cells (42, 2), Cells(77, 2))), Cells.Value 0) But it gives me an error. Do you know what do I have to change? "Nick" wrote in message ... Thinking about it if you only want to count the number of cells rather than sum them you should use application.worksheetfunction.countif -----Original Message----- Hi What code should I write in order to count only the positive value of a pre-defined range: Range(Cells(42, 2), Cells(77, 2)) Thanks Pedro . |
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One command, no looping required.
Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf(Range(Cells( 42, 2), Cells(77, 2)),"0") -----Original Message----- Hi What code should I write in order to count only the positive value of a pre-defined range: Range(Cells(42, 2), Cells(77, 2)) Thanks Pedro . |
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FWIW:
The worksheet function is: =COUNTIF(B42:B77,""&0) HTH "Pedro Marques" wrote in message ... Thanks Nick I tried to use the application.worksheetfunction.countif Using strRet = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf((Range(Cells (42, 2), Cells(77, 2))), Cells.Value 0) But it gives me an error. Do you know what do I have to change? "Nick" wrote in message ... Thinking about it if you only want to count the number of cells rather than sum them you should use application.worksheetfunction.countif -----Original Message----- Hi What code should I write in order to count only the positive value of a pre-defined range: Range(Cells(42, 2), Cells(77, 2)) Thanks Pedro . |
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And if he *does* want to sum them, he can use SUMIF <g.
On Thu, 24 Jul 2003 03:38:53 -0700, "Nick" wrote: Thinking about it if you only want to count the number of cells rather than sum them you should use application.worksheetfunction.countif -----Original Message----- Hi What code should I write in order to count only the positive value of a pre-defined range: Range(Cells(42, 2), Cells(77, 2)) Thanks Pedro . |
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