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Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 26 Nov 2008 13:07:01 -0800, Rosebud wrote: This is good however, the text vary e.g., January, February, March through December. I've tried SUMPRODUCT and it works well. Now I would like to copy that same formula to other cells and it copies the subsequent cell range. e.g., N7:N28 changes to N8:N29. Any thoughts on how to keep the same range? "Gary Mc" wrote: Use =COUNTIF(RANGE,"CLOSED") or whatever your text is. "Rosebud" wrote: I have created a worksheet with columns to count the number of tickets assigned to staff and would like to calculate the number of tickets closed each month by each employee. Does anyone know how to count the totals of tickets when the cells consist of text? Thanks for any help offered. |
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