problem not solved... CONT.IF depending on the text color

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Guest

I have a table (A1:A100) with numbers from 1 to 50 with three different colors

In cell B1:
i´d like to COUNT how many times the number 10 apears in RED

In cell B2:
i´d like to COUNT how many times the number 10 apears in BLUE

In cell B3:
i´d like to COUNT how many times the number 10 apears in GREEN

im a new user, so i couldnt make work with the solution suggested in my last
topic... a guy suggested the site
http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.ColourCounter.html
I apreciate everyone´s help! Please teach me step by step! thanks again!
 
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Gord Dibben

At which point are you needing help?

Copying the code from Bob's site to a general module in your workbook?

Using the formulas found on Bob's site in your worksheet?

Are the cells colored due to Conditional Formatting?


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
 
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Guest

I was sucessfull copying the codes to a general module with no problem.

ater copying and paste the codes I iserted in a cell:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(ColorIndex(A1:A100)=3))
and this worked fine.

but when I inserted:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(ColorIndex(A1:A100,TRUE)=3))
that should counts all cells with red text within the range A1:A100 ir didnt
work... It focused a problem on A100,TRUE
So i had problems when using TEXT colors, and no BACKGROUND colors
Nothing is working when using TRUE!

I also wasnt able to use CONTIF (is it necessary? can I substitute countif
by sumproduct in my situation??). Finally, i also wasnt sucessful Using the
formulas found on Bob's site in my worksheet...

ps: My excel is in PORTUGUESE, so i changed SUMPRODUCT to SOMARPRODUTO,
which is the relative... Ive tried changing TRUE to its relative in
portuguese but it didnt work...

thank you
 
D

Dave Peterson

Could it be that your red didn't have a colorindex of 3?

I copied all 4 functions from Bob's site and both your formulas worked ok for
me.
 

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