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Liz G
 
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My original question:
I have a countif formula (see post: variation on countif) that reads
Countif(A1:A100,"*value*"). The situation is that users were asked to list
their past isp's and could list more than one in a cell. So, is there a way
to say "Count this cell if the cell includes either 'aol', 'america online',
or 'america on-line'"?

The reply:
one way: just add the COUNTIF statements.
Another way:
=SUM(COUNTIF(A1:A100,{"*aol*","*America Online*","*america on-lin*"}))

Next question:
The only thing is, I want to make sure that people who replied with
something like "america online (aol)" don't get counted twice. That's the
reason behind this question.

Thanks,
Liz


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Frank Kabel
 
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Hi
try:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("aol",A1:A100))+ISNUMBER(SEARCH(" America
Online",A1:A100))+ISNUMBER(SEARCH("america on-line",A1:A100))0))

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Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany


Liz G wrote:
My original question:
I have a countif formula (see post: variation on countif) that reads
Countif(A1:A100,"*value*"). The situation is that users were asked
to list their past isp's and could list more than one in a cell. So,
is there a way to say "Count this cell if the cell includes either
'aol', 'america online', or 'america on-line'"?

The reply:
one way: just add the COUNTIF statements.
Another way:
=SUM(COUNTIF(A1:A100,{"*aol*","*America Online*","*america

on-lin*"}))

Next question:
The only thing is, I want to make sure that people who replied with
something like "america online (aol)" don't get counted twice.
That's the reason behind this question.

Thanks,
Liz


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Myrna Larson
 
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You could subtract the count for cells that contain "(aol)" -- with the
parentheses.

On Mon, 1 Nov 2004 16:23:42 -0500, "Liz G" wrote:

My original question:
I have a countif formula (see post: variation on countif) that reads
Countif(A1:A100,"*value*"). The situation is that users were asked to list
their past isp's and could list more than one in a cell. So, is there a way
to say "Count this cell if the cell includes either 'aol', 'america online',
or 'america on-line'"?

The reply:
one way: just add the COUNTIF statements.
Another way:
=SUM(COUNTIF(A1:A100,{"*aol*","*America Online*","*america on-lin*"}))

Next question:
The only thing is, I want to make sure that people who replied with
something like "america online (aol)" don't get counted twice. That's the
reason behind this question.

Thanks,
Liz


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