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I need help creating a formula. I have 4 columns and 12 rows of data. When
the number in the cell reaches multiples of 3 it creates 1 occurance. So 6 in a cell would create 2 occurances. However 4 in one column and 2 in the second column would only create 1 occurance. I tried countif 2 but that says that 6 is only 1 occurance. Any suggestions? |
complex formula
Hi there.
You may want to try: =int(sum(A1:D12)/3) Regards, Otavio "Debi" wrote: I need help creating a formula. I have 4 columns and 12 rows of data. When the number in the cell reaches multiples of 3 it creates 1 occurance. So 6 in a cell would create 2 occurances. However 4 in one column and 2 in the second column would only create 1 occurance. I tried countif 2 but that says that 6 is only 1 occurance. Any suggestions? |
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