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Hi,
Personally I like =COUNTBETWEEN(18,59) Just kidding, I've asked Microsoft for a between function but no luck yet. In 2003: =SUMPRODUCT(B1:B100=18)*(B1:B100<=59)) In 2007: =COUNTIFS(B1:B100,"=18",B1:B100,"<=59") or you can replace the 18 and 59 with cell references, suppose A1 and A2 =COUNTIFS(B1:B100,"="&A1,B1:B100,"<="&A2) -- If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Jen" wrote: I am trying to have excel count numbers that fall between certain numbers. I.e. all numbers in column B that range from 18-59 (that include the #18 and # 59). I have tried the COUNTIF fx but can only do "=18" and "<=59" This ends up counting all numbers above 18 and all numbers below 59. I tried BETWEEN 18 AND 59 but I obvoiusly don't know the appropiate language. Thanks in advance. Jen |
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