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I have a column that displays 'Yes' or 'No' Text. Does anyone know a function
to calculate the number of cells containing 'No'?
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If your Yes or Nos are in column A then use a COUNTIF function

=COUNTIF(A1:A30,"No")

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I have a column that displays 'Yes' or 'No' Text. Does anyone know a function
to calculate the number of cells containing 'No'?
Thanks in advance of any help offered

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Assuming your Yes/No is in column A, try this:

=COUNTIF(A:A,"No")

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Apr 9, 10:27*am, TJ wrote:
I have a column that displays 'Yes' or 'No' Text. Does anyone know a function
to calculate the number of cells containing 'No'?
Thanks in advance of any help offered


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