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EXCEL Help please
Does anyone know what formula i can use to look for specific text within a
range? IE: i have 20 cells......... 5 have the word "orange" in them, 6 have the word "red" and 4 have the word"blue". what i want is to be able to have somewhere where it tells me Total orange= Total blue= total red= thanks |
EXCEL Help please
You have items in Column A
=COUNTIF(A:A,"*red*") If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Jesson" wrote: Does anyone know what formula i can use to look for specific text within a range? IE: i have 20 cells......... 5 have the word "orange" in them, 6 have the word "red" and 4 have the word"blue". what i want is to be able to have somewhere where it tells me Total orange= Total blue= total red= thanks |
EXCEL Help please
You are a genious jacob, thankyou very much. now i am going to try and graph the results lol |
EXCEL Help please
Hi Jesson,
Jacob gave you a solution that will find "red" the range of column A:A. If you have "red" in a cell it will count it. If you have "Fred" in a cell it will count that also, along with Red Socks, red Necks and Reddish or Redford. If you only want to count the stand alone word "red" in column A:A then... =COUNTIF(A:A,"red") Will return a count of RED, red, Red or reD. HTH Regards, Howard "Jesson" wrote in message ... Does anyone know what formula i can use to look for specific text within a range? IE: i have 20 cells......... 5 have the word "orange" in them, 6 have the word "red" and 4 have the word"blue". what i want is to be able to have somewhere where it tells me Total orange= Total blue= total red= thanks |
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