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Excel Formula Problem?
Tony_H_3
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Right, I am attempting to use the "countif" function and it works fine if I enter a value. Example:
=countif(D4:D15, "<=500")
However 500 is a variable amount so if I enter the formula like this. Example:
=countif(D4:D15, "<=B2")
it doesn't produce the desired result, how can I get around this?
=countif(D4:D15, "<=500")
However 500 is a variable amount so if I enter the formula like this. Example:
=countif(D4:D15, "<=B2")
it doesn't produce the desired result, how can I get around this?
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Those smiley faces
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= COUNTIF ( C 1 : C 1 9 , " < = " & C 2 5 )
Assuming your variable is in C25 - Take all of the spaces out
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Cheer's that works nicely!!0
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