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Old 09-02-2014, 11:23 AM
gebobs gebobs is offline How do you count how often a specific value occurs in single changing cell? Windows 7 64bit How do you count how often a specific value occurs in single changing cell? Office 2010 64bit
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Perhaps I don't understand. By "after the field changes" do you mean "after the result in A1 changes"?

If so, it works fine for me. When I double-click in another cell (other than A1 and A2), the rand() formula recalculates. If the result is less than 0.1, then the result in A2 becomes 1. Otherwise, the result in A2 is 0. A2 will equal 1 about 10% of the time.

Here is a my file. I made the condition "<0.5" so the condition will be met more often. If I am misunderstanding, please clue me in.
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