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I'm using the countif function and I need some help.
I have several rows of data but I don't want to use them all. I have a problem though, because I can't arrange the data so the rows I want are all together. Lets say my data starts in row 1 and ends in row 6, I only want rows 2, 4, & 6. I have tried holding ctrl and selecting just those rows, but it separates the ranges with commas and I think that is what is messing up the function. COUNTIF separates its data from the criteria using a comma. I tried placing ( ) around my data but that didn't work either. Can someone help please. The function I am using is the array function: =MAX(IF(COUNTIF(Rannge, Range) 0, Range)) |
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