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Wow! You guys are amazing! Both functions worked excellent. I noticed that
blanks resulted in 1s, so I modified Harlans function and went with the following: =IF($A2="",0,COUNT(SEARCH($A2,B$1))) Thanks so much guys!! Ryan--- "Harlan Grove" wrote: "Max" wrote... .... Put in B2: = --ISNUMBER(SEARCH($A2,B$1)) .... Save some keystrokes. =COUNT(SEARCH($A2,B$1)) |
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