I need some assistance with a formula that I have been working on. Here is
the formula:

=COUNTIF(Agent1!D28,"100")

I have gotten the formula above to work when the number "100" was manually
entered into the cell.

The problem that I am having now is that I have a formula in cell D28
(=C28/B28) so my count does not recognize it as the number 100 even though
the cell displays 100%

Not sure if the problem is with the cell contents being a formula or if it
does not recognize 100% as the number 100.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
V

If what you are searching for, is a number in the percent formula, remember
that 100% is treated as the number 1 (and 50% is 0.5 etc.), so it might be
that you should look for the number 1 rather than for 100...
--
Can I run that on my trusty ol' Commodore 64...? ;-)


"VexedV" skrev:

I need some assistance with a formula that I have been working on. Here is
the formula:

=COUNTIF(Agent1!D28,"100")

I have gotten the formula above to work when the number "100" was manually
entered into the cell.

The problem that I am having now is that I have a formula in cell D28
(=C28/B28) so my count does not recognize it as the number 100 even though
the cell displays 100%

Not sure if the problem is with the cell contents being a formula or if it
does not recognize 100% as the number 100.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
V

In addition to Peo's suggestion, maybe =C28/B28 is .99876 but formatted to 0
decimals.

You would not find a "100" in there.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Mon, 28 Apr 2008 17:58:00 -0700, VexedV
wrote:

I need some assistance with a formula that I have been working on. Here is
the formula:

=COUNTIF(Agent1!D28,"100")

I have gotten the formula above to work when the number "100" was manually
entered into the cell.

The problem that I am having now is that I have a formula in cell D28
(=C28/B28) so my count does not recognize it as the number 100 even though
the cell displays 100%

Not sure if the problem is with the cell contents being a formula or if it
does not recognize 100% as the number 100.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
V

Thanks for your assistance. My inexperience is showing.

I finally figued out that I should use one of the factors in the equation
for the count, instead of the result. if the number 9 in row B = 100% ...
then count the "9"s in row B. (doh...)

Thanks again,
V

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

In addition to Peo's suggestion, maybe =C28/B28 is .99876 but formatted to 0
decimals.

You would not find a "100" in there.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Mon, 28 Apr 2008 17:58:00 -0700, VexedV
wrote:

I need some assistance with a formula that I have been working on. Here is
the formula:

=COUNTIF(Agent1!D28,"100")

I have gotten the formula above to work when the number "100" was manually
entered into the cell.

The problem that I am having now is that I have a formula in cell D28
(=C28/B28) so my count does not recognize it as the number 100 even though
the cell displays 100%

Not sure if the problem is with the cell contents being a formula or if it
does not recognize 100% as the number 100.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
V