• addition formula (EXCEL 2000)

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    #407096

    Within a range of cells Im trying to record >0.0 <=.10 This formula works =COUNTIF(H6:H36,"<=.10")except it counts all the zero entrees also which I don't want, just greater than 0 but equal to or less than .10. Appreciate any help thanks.

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    • #848844

      Just subtract the number of zeroes (and emopty cells) then:

      =COUNTIF(H6:H36,”<=.10")-COUNTIF(H6:H36,"=0")

    • #848845

      Just subtract the number of zeroes (and emopty cells) then:

      =COUNTIF(H6:H36,”<=.10")-COUNTIF(H6:H36,"=0")

    • #848850

      You can use

      =COUNTIF(H6:H36,"<=.1")-COUNTIF(H6:H36,"<=0")

      Note: sometimes, the browser messes up “less than or equal”, if you see something with lt in it, both conditions should contain “less than” < followed by "equal" = without a space in between.

      • #848925

        Attached sheet I38 is where I would like to keep track of liquid precipitation in the range(H6:H36) from 0.01 – 0.10 only.

        • #848947

          For the number of values in the range 0.01 – 0.10 (limits included), use

          =COUNTIF(H6:H36,"<=0.10")-COUNTIF(H6:H36,"<0.01")

          For other limits, adjust accordingly.

          • #849178

            Still get formula to work…

            • #849180

              Last message should say ‘still can’t get formula to work “

            • #849182

              Look at the formula in your cell and the formula here
              It should be:
              =COUNTIF(H6:H36,”<=0.10")-COUNTIF(H6:H36,"<0.01")

              Hans warned that the formatted text could copy funny.
              Also remove the TEXT format (format – cells – Number – 0 decimals is more appropriate)

              Steve

            • #849183

              Look at the formula in your cell and the formula here
              It should be:
              =COUNTIF(H6:H36,”<=0.10")-COUNTIF(H6:H36,"<0.01")

              Hans warned that the formatted text could copy funny.
              Also remove the TEXT format (format – cells – Number – 0 decimals is more appropriate)

              Steve

            • #849225

              In addition to Steve

            • #849444

              Finally got it! Thank You.

            • #849445

              Finally got it! Thank You.

            • #849226

              In addition to Steve

            • #849181

              Last message should say ‘still can’t get formula to work “

          • #849179

            Still get formula to work…

        • #848948

          For the number of values in the range 0.01 – 0.10 (limits included), use

          =COUNTIF(H6:H36,"<=0.10")-COUNTIF(H6:H36,"<0.01")

          For other limits, adjust accordingly.

      • #848928

        Attached sheet I38 is where I would like to keep track of liquid precipitation in the range(H6:H36) from 0.01 – 0.10 only.

    • #848851

      You can use

      =COUNTIF(H6:H36,"<=.1")-COUNTIF(H6:H36,"<=0")

      Note: sometimes, the browser messes up “less than or equal”, if you see something with lt in it, both conditions should contain “less than” < followed by "equal" = without a space in between.

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