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Thanks GS- that's certainly simple... anyway to do this without dividing the
numbers into individual columns? there's gotta be some fun, fancy formula that can separate out each number.... "Gary's Student" wrote: Try to do it in two steps: 1. Use Data Text to Columns... to take each string of numbers and convert it into a row of single numbers. 2. Use COUNTIF on each row based upon your criteria -- Gary's Student "nyc_doc" wrote: This should be SO simple, but I just can't figure it out! I've got a column in which each cell has a different list of numbers separated by commas. I need to count how many numbers in a cell are greater than or equal to 15: 4,14,16,15,15.3 -- 3 10,10.5,14.9 -- 0 0 -- 0 19, 15.1 -- 2 Anybody got any ideas??? Thanks for your help! |
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