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    Counting formula

    Hi all I'm Stuck.

    I need t calculate an admin fee of £3.35 for each employee worked in a week. however i do not want to enter the calculation manually e.g =4*3.35. i have attatched a mock sheet of what the sheet looks like.

    Many Thanks

    Deano3141

    WORKING SHEET.xlsx

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    Re: Counting formula

    Hi there,
    You can use COUNTIF in cell C13 and drag to the right:
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    Hope it helps
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    Re: Counting formula

    Use,
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    and copy right for all quarters
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    Re: Counting formula

    thank you it worked. although you put a semicolon in instead of a comma.

    =COUNTIF(C$3:C$10;">0")*3.35
    =COUNTIF(C$3:C$10,">0")*3.35

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    Re: Counting formula

    Yop... depends on You country&version set-up...

    Glad that I could help!

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    Re: Counting formula

    That is due to different regional settings in excel. Mine uses ; here as well. I just manually change it to , when posting solutions.

    It is difficult for me to remember what countries use what anymore.
    Despite the high cost of living, it remains very popular.

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