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Does it work if you use the column/range where the VLOOKUP pulls from?
My guess is that you somehow are not using the correct sheet/range or that the values are not integers but that they have decimals as well You can also try =COUNTIF('OPRS Conv Tracker'!Q51:Q200,"*9*") Shouldn't really matter and this is just to test if you will get anything at all.. Try this, select part of the range that you know has a 9, copy it to a new sheet and paste special as values, wide the column if necessary and if you see things like 9,000000001 then that is the reason, if so you might want to use round in the vlookup/sum formulas You can also try it in the new sheet, if you paste then as values into A1:A100 or something use =COUNTIF(A1:A100,9) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "VettRacer" wrote in message ... I get an unexpected result: an incorrect number. "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: When you say it is not working, do you mean you get an unexpected result or do you get an error message? -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "VettRacer" wrote in message ... Sorry--here's the formula. =COUNTIF('OPRS Conv Tracker'!Q51:Q200,9) Which refers to the SUM formula mentioned which that refers to the VLOOKUP. Even when I've changed it so it doesn't reference a another worksheet, it still doesn't work. "Toppers" wrote: When you say COUNTIF doesn't work, what results do you get? And your COUNTIF formula is ..? The fact the a value is derived from a formula shouldn't make any difference? Do you always have valid values in the column(s) you are checking? "VettRacer" wrote: =SUM(G51+J51+L51+N51+P51)/5 this is a result of various similar formulas =VLOOKUP(O51,$V$7:$W$18,2) "Toppers" wrote: What is (are) your formula(e)? "VettRacer" wrote: I have a column which I am trying to get the number of occurrances of "9" for example. The "9" is a formula of two functions 1) VLOOKUP in another column and 2) SUM of various VLOOKUP columns. I can't get COUNTIF to work on either of these columns. I think it doesn't like SUM because it is a result of VLOOKUP columns. |
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