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I need help trying to find a formula for calculating up an occuring
number in a specific column.

An example being that if I need to find out how many times the number
"230.28" occurs in column H, which formula would I use? I was trying to
use =lookup(J7:this being the cell in which the number I need to see how
many times occurs is:,$H$7:$H$100) but obviously this doesn't calculate
up how many times it occurs in the column.

Any help will be greatly appreciated. :)


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Would the COUNTIF function work for you?


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Yes it did.

Thankyou very much.


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Exedate Wrote:
I need help trying to find a formula for calculating up an occuring
number in a specific column.

An example being that if I need to find out how many times the number
"230.28" occurs in column H, which formula would I use? I was trying to
use =lookup(J7:this being the cell in which the number I need to see how
many times occurs is:,$H$7:$H$100) but obviously this doesn't calculate
up how many times it occurs in the column.

Any help will be greatly appreciated. :)


Try this ...

=COUNTIF(H7:H100,\"=\"&J7)

Regards.


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Hi

One way would be
=SUMPRODUCT(--($H$7:$H$100=J7)*1)

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I need help trying to find a formula for calculating up an occuring
number in a specific column.

An example being that if I need to find out how many times the number
"230.28" occurs in column H, which formula would I use? I was trying to
use =lookup(J7:this being the cell in which the number I need to see how
many times occurs is:,$H$7:$H$100) but obviously this doesn't calculate
up how many times it occurs in the column.

Any help will be greatly appreciated. :)


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