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"Nondisclosure007" wrote:
I've tried using =countif(myrange,"=a1"), but I get 0 in return. When I know my range has 0.001 in it. what the heck am I doing wrong? For one thing, you should write COUNTIF(myrange,"="&A1), although COUNTIF(myrange,A1) would suffice in this case because "=" is implicit. But even so, COUNTIF might return some suprising result because not all values that display as 0.001 are equal. Perhaps the following will work more reliably for you: =SUMPRODUCT(--(ROUND(myrange,3)=ROUND(A1,3))) Change the 3 to 4 or something larger if your intent is to distinguish 0.0011 from 0.0010, for example. ----- original message ----- "Nondisclosure007" wrote in message ... I'm trying to count the number of occurances in a range based on the value in the cell. for example: a1 has 0.001 a2 has 0.020 ..and so on. I've tried using =countif(myrange,"=a1"), but I get 0 in return. When I know my range has 0.001 in it. what the heck am I doing wrong? Excel 2007 |
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