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I have a column in Excel with 38 lines. Inside there are two words: Yellow and White, I want to count how many times those words have been reported. I used the following formula:
=cont.se(A1:A38;"Branca")
But it didn’t work, which is wrong?
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I have a column in Excel with 38 lines. Inside there are two words: Yellow and White, I want to count how many times those words have been reported. I used the following formula:
=cont.se(A1:A38;"Branca")
But it didn’t work, which is wrong?
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The mistake #NAME
indicates that Excel failed to identify a certain part of the formula. Instead of CONT.SE
use COUNTIF
if you are using the English version.
=COUNTIF(A1:A38;"Branca")
I tried only with the ,
and Excel didn’t even accept.
my Excel is in English, anyway I tried and it was not.
It worked! Only instead of ,
the correct is ;
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I’m trying this command =Count.se(D4:D200;"Engine") but the error, as it would be in English?
Can solve used this command =CONT.SE(D4:D200;"engine")
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Only returns #NAME?
– Felipe Viero Goulart
returns the same error
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use Excel 2013 version
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