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I use the following formula: =COUNTIF(D5:P5,"x")
In this case, I am counting the number of "x" between D5 and P5. You can change the "x" to "K" if you want and identify the range you want to count, up and down a column or as I have done in a row. Brent "Jan T." wrote in message ... Aha, very interesting. I certainly did not know that. Thank you so much for the answer. Have a nice day ;) Regards Jan "David Biddulph" skrev i melding ... The "double unary minus" converts a logical (TRUE or FALSE) value to a number (1 or 0). -- David Biddulph "Jan T." wrote in message ... Thank you very much for helping. But can you tell me, what does the two minus before (--ISNUMBER... do? Jan "Teethless mama" skrev i melding ... =SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER(SEARCH("K",A1:F1))) |
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