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=COUNTIF(A1:A10,"<ditto") The < operator means "not equal to". I find it easier to think of it as meaning "is not". Note that will count empty cells. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "justjill111" wrote in message ... if i have the word 'ditto' scattered among a bunch of names (text), how do i count every value that's not 'ditto' ? am i trying to combine "COUNTIF" value with "NOT" criterion...? |
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