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Hi - I want to be able to take a mailing list and get a count of the suburbs
with the same names - providing me with suburb distribution of that mailing list. I have attempted to do this by utilising the COUNTIF function and setting the suburb column in my mailing list as a named range and setting this as my range value and then using a master list of all suburbs in my state, again set as a named range, and using this as my criteria value. I am therefore setting the formula up as =COUNTIF(MAIL04,MASTER_SUBS). I'm setting this formula up next to my master list and dragging the formula down with the intention that the suburb count will appear next to the master list. No matter how I try to work this I get a value of zero. Am I approaching this task in the wrong way? Is there a better function to use? How can I achieve the result I'm after? Thank you to anyone who can assist!!! |
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