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I have a worksheet with 3 columns of cells, each cell with a name and address
in it. Down the left hand side there are area categories, like London or Leeds. I want to have a total at the bottom that displays the number of cells for each area. For example, it says Leeds on the left, then there are two names in column a, 1 in column b, and three in column c. I need a formula that I can put in a cell below this that will total the cells and display 6. anyone know if this is possible? |
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