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"True" (in quotes) means literal text. The text isn't literal. Rather "true"
in this case is a value. So, you dont' need the quotes in your formula. =Countif(A10:A20,TRUE) ******************* ~Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Lookin for a job" <Lookin for a wrote in message ... Hello Guys.. I have a range of IF formulas in A10:A20 that return either a text "True" (not a boolean) or a blank "" . There are several "Trues" in the range but when I use - =Countif(A10:A20,"True") I get a result of 0. Why is this? Thanks |
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