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Default how can I use Excel's COUNTIF to count column entries71 but <110

I have a set of numbers for laboratory tests in a column. I need to COUNT
the numbers of results < 70, the number <=71 but <=110, <=111 but <=140, etc.

An example Cell range would be (A2:A200)

Can I use the COUNT or COUNTIF functions?

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Default how can I use Excel's COUNTIF to count column entries71 but <110

Your description is somewhat confusing, if you mean greater than or equal to
71 you should use

=71


if that's the case

=COUNTIF(A2:A200,"=71")-COUNTIF(A2:A200,"110")

Do the same for the rest

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I have a set of numbers for laboratory tests in a column. I need to COUNT
the numbers of results < 70, the number <=71 but <=110, <=111 but <=140,
etc.

An example Cell range would be (A2:A200)

Can I use the COUNT or COUNTIF functions?

Thanks





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