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If I enter this into a cell:
=COUNTIF(E5:K5,"P") If there is a P then it counts the cell. So if all of the cells, E5-K5 have a P then the total will be 7. I want it to look for P, T, or L. How can I get one cell to search for all 3 of those? I've tried many things and I am all tried out. Any help would be great. Thanks. CJ |
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