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I have a business in which I need to sum the number of deliveries received on
the various days of each month. Sometimes item X is delivered and sometimes item Y. To sum the deliveries of item X received in, say, January, I use the formula =COUNTIF(A1:A31,"*X*") [where cells A1 to A31 cover the 31 days of the month] and, for item Y, =COUNTIF(A1:A31,"*Y*"). If I receive deliveries of both X and Y on the same day there is no problem €“ I can enter both X and Y in a cell and those two formulas will still work. However, occasionally I receive two deliveries per day of item X. But if I enter two Xs in the same cell, Excel treats it as only one. How do I get the program to count them both? |
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