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I think this is probably pretty easy.
I have a table here is the first row (starting at a1), with numbers in individual columns A B c d e 1624 1433 1546 1244 1287 The columns represent years with A being the current year. I want to count how many years improved upon the previous year. The answer is two, C is greater than D, and A is greater than B. Of course units went down from E to D and again from C to B. How do I write a formula that can analyze the four relationships across the five years and count how many times units went down from one year to the immediately following year? |
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