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I tried the COUNTIF function on a range of cells to count a specific word in
that range, but these cells have multiple words in them and the formula doesn't recognize the words then. How do I expand my countif formula to get what I need? EXAMPLE A1: apple and orange A2: apple and banana A3: apple and grapes and orange A4: pineapple =COUNTIF(A1:A4,"apple") is what I currently have but it returns a value of zero. How do I get it to return the value of four that I'm looking for? Thanks! |
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