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I have a range of cells that will cotain an "X" i need a formula in a cell to
recognise if these cells contain an "X" and return a value of £0.50 and so on
if another X is placed in the range of cells this will increase to £1.00 and
so on, I know this is easy I had it last week but cant remember it.


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Default Cell Formula

=countif(A1:C10,"x")*.50

and format the cell to display £ and two decimals.

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I have a range of cells that will cotain an "X" i need a formula in a cell to
recognise if these cells contain an "X" and return a value of £0.50 and so on
if another X is placed in the range of cells this will increase to £1.00 and
so on, I know this is easy I had it last week but cant remember it.


Thanks,


Mark

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