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Hello,
Does anyone know how to select noncontiguous ranges or cells for the inclusion into formulas?. Take a look at a formula I pasted below. A friend at work entered this and it works for what I want to do, but, I need to do this for up to 124 cells in a sheet, that are noncontiguous. Looking at my formula you will see where I'm having to "countif" each cell separately. We believe there is a better way, but can't seem to find an example anywhere. All suggestions appreciated! Mark =COUNTIF((Chemistry!$D$3),D5)+COUNTIF((Chemistry!$ D$10),D5) +COUNTIF((Chemistry!$D$17),D5)+COUNTIF((Chemistry! $D$24),D5) +COUNTIF((Chemistry!$D$31),D5)+COUNTIF((Chemistry! $D$44),D5) |
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