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Hi everyone,
I have column filled with dates that, unfortunately, are text and therefore cannot be viewed as numbers. The problem I have to solve is to count all dates in the column that represent a day in, say, October (or any month). My column looks like this: A 12-10-2009 14-11-2009 17-10-2009 17-10-2009 15-10-2009 12-11-2009 (etcetera) It would be nice if I could use something like =COUNTIF(A1:A6;MID(XXX;3;4)="-10-") but of course this won't work; there's nothing concrete to be substituted for XXX. Can this be done with a worksheet function and if so, what would this function look like? Thank you, Cooz PS I use Excel 2000 PS I know how to do this with VBA but since the A1:A6 range I mentioned above is actually Much Longer, using a worksheet function would produce much faster a result than counting and checking individual cells with VBA. |
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