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Try =countif(A1:A14,"Apple*") or =countif(A1:A14,"*Apple*") HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP <TJ Singh wrote in message ... Funny thing with Excel 2003, using =countif(A1:A14,"Apple"), just doesn't seem to count at times,but changing it to "Apples" gets you a count? Is it a bug or is it about Microsoft and Apple? |
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