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I currently have a cell with the current definition:
=COUNTIF(E9:E200,"1000") which yeilded the number of cells that have a value greater than 1000. Now the data in this field has been changed to an alpha numeric string and I would like to change the COUNTIF to count the number of cells where the string length is equal to 4 characters. I have tried various things like: COUNTIF(E9:E200,"LEN($)=4") whith no luck. Any suggestions or solutions would be appreciated. JCameron |
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