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Do it like this:
=COUNTIF(A1:A5,""&B1) The condition is treated as if it were a string, hence the quotes. Hope this helps. Pete On Apr 15, 7:56*pm, bikerhal wrote: How do I use COUNTIF (or SUMIF) where the criteria is of the form X and the value of X is contained in a cell? For example, COUNTIF(A1: A5, B1) does not work in Excel 2003 Thanks |
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