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replyReply Wed 14 Nov 2007, 16:13Delegate Gay said...

Gay has attended:
Excel Introduction course

Functions

What is CountA

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replyReply Thu 15 Nov 2007, 14:52Trainer Pete said...

RE: Functions

Hi Gay, Thanks for the post, CountA is one of the big 5 most commonly used functions, actually it is a spin off from the Count function, where the Count function will return the number of values in a selected range CountA will return the number of all entries both Values and Labels. Hope that helps you, regards Pete.

 

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