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Take 2 - I don't think my first request got sent.

I am attempting to count the number of cells in AB2:AB26 that have a number
less thn zero. I have attempted this formula without success:

=COUNTIF(AB2:AB26,<0)

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=COUNTIF(AB2:AB26,"<"&0)
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Take 2 - I don't think my first request got sent.

I am attempting to count the number of cells in AB2:AB26 that have a number
less thn zero. I have attempted this formula without success:

=COUNTIF(AB2:AB26,<0)

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Hi,

try this

=COUNTIF(AB2:AB26,"<0")

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Take 2 - I don't think my first request got sent.

I am attempting to count the number of cells in AB2:AB26 that have a
number less thn zero. I have attempted this formula without success:

=COUNTIF(AB2:AB26,<0)


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