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CGM3, thanks for the reply.
I think your work is a help. But I am confused by the absolute cell reference $A$1. CountIf() is running through a range of multi columnar data. It might find a matching value in E5, or G7 or AB15, In this case the count would be 3. But we really don't want it to count unless the value in a cell 3 columns to the right is "x". I don't see how I can use an absolute cell reference, because we don't know where CountIf() will find a match. Thanks again for the example. -DL |
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