Excel doesn't provide any function or built-in tool for counting the number of words in a cell or range. Luckily, we can combine serval functions within a formula to get the desired result. In this tutorial, you will find a few useful formulas to count total or specific words in a cell or range. Continue reading
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Hello,
I am trying to find a method to use this formula:
=SUM((LEN(Page_1!H:H)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE((UPPER(Page_1!H:H)),UPPER(A3),"")))/LEN(A3))
And
Have it only calculate based on a date range from A:A (date/time formatted)
How can I do this?
hi in excal i want to this date format 2016-06 to do less 1 after less 1 new value 2016-06 and if my value 2017-01 after calculate my new answer 2016-12 tell me how it possible this
Can someone show me the formula needed to count how many times certain text appears in one column (the text can appear multiple times in one cell or just once) while meeting criteria from another cell.
For Example:
YEAR ........ACTION TAKEN
2010 .......Case 1: No Action, Case 2: No Action
2015 .......Case 1: Suspension, Case 2: Termination
2016 .......Case 1: No Action
2012 .......Case 1: Letter, Case 2: Termination
2010 .......Case 1: Suspension, Case 2: No Action
2010 .......Case 1: Letter, Case 2: No Action, Case 3: No Action
2013 .......Case 1: Suspension
I need a formula that will count the number of times in 2010, No Action was taken in cases. The answer is 3.
This formula:
=SUM((LEN(range)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(range, word,"")))/LEN(word))
Gets me halfway there. Now I need to figure out how to only count the words when the YEAR row is 2010.
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