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I need to count all the nonconsecutive cells in a given range that contain a
specific # 1-9. I have a formula that counts all the cells in the given range: =countif(c4:k12,"1"). I need to modify it to count only the cells d5,d8,d11,g5,g8,g11,j5,j8,j11 that contain the #1. I know there must be a way but i am not familure enough with creating formulas to figure it out. Please help. I am using excel 2002. jp |
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