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Hi,
I have a range of cells from E7 to E84
The contents of cells are variety Percentages.
What I want to do is using Count IF function to a count the percentages as
follows:
In E101 I want to a count the percentages which are arranged between 50% and
60%
In E102 between 60% and 70%
70% and 80%
And so on,
Your help is highly appreciated
Thanks!

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=COUNTIF(E7:E84,"=50%")-COUNTIF(E7:E84,"=60%")

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Hi,
I have a range of cells from E7 to E84
The contents of cells are variety Percentages.
What I want to do is using Count IF function to a count the percentages as
follows:
In E101 I want to a count the percentages which are arranged between 50%
and
60%
In E102 between 60% and 70%
70% and 80%
And so on,
Your help is highly appreciated
Thanks!



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