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How do I create formula to count numbers in a range of cells?
Working with a very large Excel database and must count each unit. Have
tried using =COUNT(cell range) but it does not work. I have 0 as an answer. What am I doing wrong? All units are in one cell but they are different (some up to 1000). I use Excel 2002. |
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They are probably text, try
=COUNTA(cell range) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom (No private emails please, for everyone's benefit keep the discussion in the newsgroup/forum) "EmilyJ" wrote in message ... Working with a very large Excel database and must count each unit. Have tried using =COUNT(cell range) but it does not work. I have 0 as an answer. What am I doing wrong? All units are in one cell but they are different (some up to 1000). I use Excel 2002. |
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