I tried looking up this question or trying to mix other similar formulas I found together to no avail..
Could someone help me out please?
CodePudding user response:
You can use this formula to count the amount of cells in a range (A1:E1) which contain the letter "b":
=SUM(IF(ISERROR(FIND("b",A1:E1)),0,1))
The result of FIND()
is either a location either an error.
The IF(ISERROR())
translates the error in 0, the non-error in 1. (There is no ELSE
-clause in the IFERROR()
function, hence this construction)
The SUM()
is obvious.
Have fun
CodePudding user response:
So, using countif():
Then if column AA has the original value, the incremented value would be given by:
=AA1 COUNTIF(X1:Y1,"*")
If there are other characters surrounding the target character then wildcards work: