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Hi our schedule sheets now need to be encoded with a specific letter or
symbol for each possible shift. This include upper and lower case letters.
and most of the symbols on the key board. Will how do I get Countif it
differenciate an "A" form a "a". and will this work for symbols. thanks Zb

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Try something like this:

For a list of values in A1:A1000

This formula counts the number of cells containng exactlly "A", versus "a":
=SUMPRODUCT(--EXACT(A1:A1000,"A"))

Does that help?
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"Zb Kornecki" wrote:

Hi our schedule sheets now need to be encoded with a specific letter or
symbol for each possible shift. This include upper and lower case letters.
and most of the symbols on the key board. Will how do I get Countif it
differenciate an "A" form a "a". and will this work for symbols. thanks Zb

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