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Ctrl+F is able to search within cells, thus counting "FF2 ". COUNTIF looks at
entire cell. If there's no similar data, you might try a find&replace of: Find: *FF2* Replace: FF2 -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* " wrote: Hi, thanks for your replies. I tried "ctrl+f" to find all "FF2"'s and it fuond 12. My formula only found 10 and then there is 1 in the table heading and the left over one is in my data field which I have highlighted with all my other data. Argh this is so annoying! Thanks guys. |
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