Excel 2007 COUNT Function
Saturday June 13, 2009
Yet another of Excel's group of Count Functions is the COUNT function itself.
In general this group of functions is used to total the number of cells in a selected range. Each function, however, has a specific job. The COUNT function's job is to only add up those cells that contain numbers.
It ignores empty cells or those containing text. So if you need to know how many cells contain numbers or dates in a spreadsheet the COUNT function will do the job for you.
To find out the details about using this function, read the article on the Excel 2007 COUNT Function.
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In general this group of functions is used to total the number of cells in a selected range. Each function, however, has a specific job. The COUNT function's job is to only add up those cells that contain numbers.
It ignores empty cells or those containing text. So if you need to know how many cells contain numbers or dates in a spreadsheet the COUNT function will do the job for you.
To find out the details about using this function, read the article on the Excel 2007 COUNT Function.
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Thank you Ted. I found this while searching for Functions()
I don’t work with divided cels in excell 2007. After I entering data Excell display #VALUE!
If I copied this formula =a1/b1 the other sheet to my sheet bellow, the error is #value!
Do you help-me?