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COUNTIF:hardcoded

  1. #1
    adamcal
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    COUNTIF:hardcoded

    I want to count how many numbers in a range are less than a given value.
    However, I don't want that given value to be hardcoded in the COUNTIF formula.

    For example: I want this formula: =COUNTIF(P4:P1073,">=-0.0045")
    to look something like: =COUNTIF(P4:P1073,">=V4")

    However that second formula doesnt seem to work. Any ideas?


  2. #2
    Bob Phillips
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    re: COUNTIF:hardcoded

    =COUNTIF(P4:P1073,">="&V4)


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    "adamcal" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > I want to count how many numbers in a range are less than a given value.
    > However, I don't want that given value to be hardcoded in the COUNTIF

    formula.
    >
    > For example: I want this formula: =COUNTIF(P4:P1073,">=-0.0045")
    > to look something like: =COUNTIF(P4:P1073,">=V4")
    >
    > However that second formula doesnt seem to work. Any ideas?
    >




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