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I have a spreadsheet that has symbols representing status. I have 3 letter
variables that I want to calculate over a range of columns. The 3 symbols are R, RS and $. Each of them would represent the number 1. I have gone into the help and tried to enter the COUNTIFS formula as they say I should and I keep getting an error that it is invalid. Here is the formula that I am entering: =COUNTIFS(B3:AM3, "R", [B3:AM3, "RS"], [B3:AM3, "$"]) The error keeps popping up at the "R" and I have tried it without the quotes and I get the same error. -- Jennifer D. |
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