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I want to check if "apple", "pear", "cherry"; "coconut" and
"apricot" each occur at least once in a given range. =COUNT(MATCH({"apple", "pear", "cherry"; "coconut","apricot"},D5:D16,0))=5 works but =COUNT(MATCH({"apple", "pear", "cherry"; "coconut","apricot"},D5:E16,0))=5 does not work. I heard that match() works only with a single column or row, so the second formula does not work. How to overcome this? Perhaps with an arrayed function? I do not want to work with consecutive countif's, because if my list {....}has 25 items it is very laborious and cumbersom to write 25 countif's. Jack Sons The Netherlands |
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