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Thanks so much.
Tammie "Toppers" wrote: =COUNTIF(F4:F53,"<ok")+COUNTIF(G4:G53,"<ok") Or =COUNTIF(F4:G53,"<ok") "tamiluchi" wrote: Thanks. Yes, that's all it is. Talk about making it harder than it has to be! What if I want to have the total count of 2 different ranges not equal to 'ok' in one cell? "Toppers" wrote: Isn't it just the range not equal to "ok". =COUNTIF(F4:F53,"<ok") "tamiluchi" wrote: I can't make this work. I'm using this formula =SUM((IF((F4:F53="ok"),1,1))-(IF((F4:F53="ok"),1,0))) I want a total count of cells in the range f4:f53 less the count of cells with the value "ok" in the same range. I also need to do this with the cells in ranges g4:g53 combined with i4:i53. Please help. I'm not getting the right answers. Thanks Tammie |
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