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I am trying setup a CountIf function where the following range and count
exists: Column A Contains word "perm" or "term" Column B Contains employee name Column C Contains Number of hours worked - my be null value if employee did not work. I want a cell that counts the number of "term" or "perm" employees where the value in Column C is not null or the value is 0. When ever I try to write the count if it tells me that I am limited to one range as opposed to multiple ranges: ie. A3:A22, A40:A75 because the employees are broken up into teams. If need be I can dismantle the team setup but I would loose pertinent information about each team. Then again, if the countIf function works, then I can set up a countif cell that performs based on the multiple ranges. Hope this isn't too confusing. Mark |
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