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=COUNTIF($X$35:$X$2000,AC15),($Y$35:$Y$2000,AC15), ($Z$35:$Z$2000,AC15),($AA$35:$AA$2000,AC15)
WHAT i AM TRYING TO DO IS...LOOK IN ALL FOUR COLUMNS X,Y,Z,AA BETWEEN ROW 35 AND 2000, LOOK FOR A DATA # THAT CORRESPONDS WITH AC15..AND ADD THEM |
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I DO NOT WANT TO ADD UP THE NUMBERS..i WANT TO ADD HOW MANY TIMES IT HAS SEEN
THAT NUMBER "Ken G" wrote: =COUNTIF($X$35:$X$2000,AC15),($Y$35:$Y$2000,AC15), ($Z$35:$Z$2000,AC15),($AA$35:$AA$2000,AC15) WHAT i AM TRYING TO DO IS...LOOK IN ALL FOUR COLUMNS X,Y,Z,AA BETWEEN ROW 35 AND 2000, LOOK FOR A DATA # THAT CORRESPONDS WITH AC15..AND ADD THEM |
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Please do NOT shout (type in all caps). Have you tried
=COUNTIF($X$35:$aa$2000,AC15) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Ken G" wrote in message ... I DO NOT WANT TO ADD UP THE NUMBERS..i WANT TO ADD HOW MANY TIMES IT HAS SEEN THAT NUMBER "Ken G" wrote: =COUNTIF($X$35:$X$2000,AC15),($Y$35:$Y$2000,AC15), ($Z$35:$Z$2000,AC15),($AA$35:$AA$2000,AC15) WHAT i AM TRYING TO DO IS...LOOK IN ALL FOUR COLUMNS X,Y,Z,AA BETWEEN ROW 35 AND 2000, LOOK FOR A DATA # THAT CORRESPONDS WITH AC15..AND ADD THEM |
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Try
=COUNTIF($X$35:$AA$2000,AC15) Hope this helps, Hutch "Ken G" wrote: I DO NOT WANT TO ADD UP THE NUMBERS..i WANT TO ADD HOW MANY TIMES IT HAS SEEN THAT NUMBER "Ken G" wrote: =COUNTIF($X$35:$X$2000,AC15),($Y$35:$Y$2000,AC15), ($Z$35:$Z$2000,AC15),($AA$35:$AA$2000,AC15) WHAT i AM TRYING TO DO IS...LOOK IN ALL FOUR COLUMNS X,Y,Z,AA BETWEEN ROW 35 AND 2000, LOOK FOR A DATA # THAT CORRESPONDS WITH AC15..AND ADD THEM |
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Shoot ..that was simple..thanks for your help "Tom Hutchins" wrote: Try =COUNTIF($X$35:$AA$2000,AC15) Hope this helps, Hutch "Ken G" wrote: I DO NOT WANT TO ADD UP THE NUMBERS..i WANT TO ADD HOW MANY TIMES IT HAS SEEN THAT NUMBER "Ken G" wrote: =COUNTIF($X$35:$X$2000,AC15),($Y$35:$Y$2000,AC15), ($Z$35:$Z$2000,AC15),($AA$35:$AA$2000,AC15) WHAT i AM TRYING TO DO IS...LOOK IN ALL FOUR COLUMNS X,Y,Z,AA BETWEEN ROW 35 AND 2000, LOOK FOR A DATA # THAT CORRESPONDS WITH AC15..AND ADD THEM |
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Thanks Don, sorry bout the shouting..
"Don Guillett" wrote: Please do NOT shout (type in all caps). Have you tried =COUNTIF($X$35:$aa$2000,AC15) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Ken G" wrote in message ... I DO NOT WANT TO ADD UP THE NUMBERS..i WANT TO ADD HOW MANY TIMES IT HAS SEEN THAT NUMBER "Ken G" wrote: =COUNTIF($X$35:$X$2000,AC15),($Y$35:$Y$2000,AC15), ($Z$35:$Z$2000,AC15),($AA$35:$AA$2000,AC15) WHAT i AM TRYING TO DO IS...LOOK IN ALL FOUR COLUMNS X,Y,Z,AA BETWEEN ROW 35 AND 2000, LOOK FOR A DATA # THAT CORRESPONDS WITH AC15..AND ADD THEM |
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Thanks Tom...Duh!! just needed to think though it of what I want to look at
thanks again "Tom Hutchins" wrote: Try =COUNTIF($X$35:$AA$2000,AC15) Hope this helps, Hutch "Ken G" wrote: I DO NOT WANT TO ADD UP THE NUMBERS..i WANT TO ADD HOW MANY TIMES IT HAS SEEN THAT NUMBER "Ken G" wrote: =COUNTIF($X$35:$X$2000,AC15),($Y$35:$Y$2000,AC15), ($Z$35:$Z$2000,AC15),($AA$35:$AA$2000,AC15) WHAT i AM TRYING TO DO IS...LOOK IN ALL FOUR COLUMNS X,Y,Z,AA BETWEEN ROW 35 AND 2000, LOOK FOR A DATA # THAT CORRESPONDS WITH AC15..AND ADD THEM |
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