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I'm trying to count specific cells in my column of text. The CountA would
work except there are some cells that I need excluded. These cells all begin with the word "assist" so I tried the following function which isn't given my the expected results. =COUNTA(F7:F36)-COUNTIF(F7:F36,"assist*") taking the small example below, I need it to calculate the answer 3 but it's calculating 4 (4 is answer of just the COUNTA portion so I don't think it's doing anything with my subtraction and COUNTIF portion) MA-90 blank MB-90 MA-90 blank assist MB-90 This spreadsheet is a grid of sorts so I need the cells with assist to stay in this column; otherwise, I would separate the data and count again but that won't work in this case. Hope this all make sense. Thanks for any assistance you can provide. Marcia |
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