Re: Counting Consecutive Cells

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OK, so why is G3, looking for Bananas, only 1, not 2

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Bob Phillips

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"SteveC" <SteveC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi, thanks for your response. Looks like that formula is counting "off",
but
what I really want is to count whatever is in cell A2 in the range A2:E5,
then return that value in G2. Then consecutively count whatever is in
cell
A3 in the range A2:E5, and return that value in G3... etc... thanks very
much for your time... regards, SteveC

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

assuming the last one should be 2 not 4

=COUNTIF(A2:E2,"Off")

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Bob Phillips

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"SteveC" <SteveC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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This works great: In Cell G2: =MATCH("Off",A4:E4,0)-1

ColA ColB ColC ColD ColE
ColG
Apples Apples Off Apples Off 2
Bannanas Bannanas Bannanas Bannanas Off 4
Coyotes Coyotes Coyotes Off Off 3
Elephants Elephants Elephants Elephants Off 4


Now someone please tell me what formula would work in ColG in the set
below,
with ColG referencing ColA? If possible?

ColA ColB ColC ColD ColE
ColG
Apples Off Coyotes Apples Off 2
Bannanas Apples Elephants Bannanas Off 1
Coyotes Coyotes Off Off Off 3
Elephants Elephants Off Elephants Off 4

just curious if this is possible... thanks....









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