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Hello,
I' apologize for my bad english...... Everyone know logical operator "=", "", "<", "=", "<=", but i found that this operator "" in a function like CountIf() =CountIf( A1:A30, "") returns the numbures of cells that contain text. But unlike others operators, if you try somthing like =A1A3 yuo can't close edit. I haven't found nothing in on-line Excel documentation about this. Ideas??? Bye! Scossa |
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