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If the cells always have only 2 characteres use: =COUNTIF(A1:A5;"M?") If the cells can have more characters, use: =COUNTIF(A1:A5;"M*") Regards, Per skrev i meddelelsen ... Ignore my reference to VBA as I need a w/s formula wrote: 2003-2007 Facts: Range("A1").Value = "M7" Range("B1").Value = "M9" Challenge: What would the syntax be to Countif(A1:B1,????) where ???? is the value of Left(A1,1) = "M"? In short, I want to count all "M" regardless of the Number. Thus Countif(A1:B1,????) = 2 Is this possible? TIA EagleOne |
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