COUNTIF

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PatrickP

I am putting together a spreadsheet where I need Excel to count both when a
class is scheduled and when a grade is entered. When the class is scheduled
the cell will contain a number designanting the term like 101. Later when
the student recieves a grade the cell would contain the number and the letter
grade, like 101A. How do I get Excel to count the cell under either
condition. I would like it to count if there is either a number only or a
number and a letter but NOT just a letter. Thank you!
 
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T. Valko

So, a cell will contain either a number, a number combined with a letter or
a letter?

Is the number *always* a 3 digit number? Is the letter *always* a single
letter? Do you want to count a range of cells or is this just supposed to
check a single cell?
 
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winnie123

Hi Patrick,

you could try something like this

=COUNTA(B1:B21)-COUNTIF(B1:B21,">=A")-COUNTIF(B1:B21,">GG")

This will count all the non blank cells and then minus the count of cells
which are equal or greater than A and less than or equal to GG

Change the A and the GG to suit your letters.
Check as I think that this is case sensitive
Change the range to suit
 
P

PatrickP

The cell would contain either a 3 digit number OR a 3 digit number with a
letter. For example, 101 or 101A. I want either to be counted and I want it
to count a range of cells. Thanks.
 
P

PatrickP

Winnie: Is COUNTA telling Excel to "count all?"

winnie123 said:
Hi Patrick,

you could try something like this

=COUNTA(B1:B21)-COUNTIF(B1:B21,">=A")-COUNTIF(B1:B21,">GG")

This will count all the non blank cells and then minus the count of cells
which are equal or greater than A and less than or equal to GG

Change the A and the GG to suit your letters.
Check as I think that this is case sensitive
Change the range to suit
 
T

T. Valko

I would like it to count if there is either a number only
or a number and a letter but NOT just a letter.
The cell would contain either a 3 digit number
OR a 3 digit number with a letter.

Try this...

=SUMPRODUCT(--(LEN(A1:A10)>1))
 

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