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Default Function or a Sub?

I'll try to describe what this is about, but in QPW this
part was just a subroutine. This is the first part of a
bunch of postings I'll need to do relating to creating
some CSV files.

The purpose of this routine or function depending on the
suggestion is to scan a column

Sub CreateTaxCSVFile()
Range("Start").Offset(1, 0).Select 'create starting point'
Selection.CurrentRegion.Select 'to select a block of data'
Function or call to Howmanytype3()
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With the current region selected, I need to have the
function or sub to determine how many occurences of the
numeric value 3 occurs in the first column of this
selected region. The function needs to store that number
of occurences as a value for use later on in the macro.






 
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