COUNT, COUNTA, COUNTBLANK, COUNTIF, and COUNTIFS formulas in Excel
Excel Count Series
Here’s a breakdown of the COUNT, COUNTA, COUNTBLANK, COUNTIF, and COUNTIFS formulas in Excel, including their usage and examples
1.COUNT Formula:
The COUNT formula is used to count the
number of cells that contain numbers within a specified range.
COUNT:
Counts the number of cells with numbers.
COUNT: =COUNT(F2:F21)
COUNTA:=COUNT(C2:D13)
3. COUNTBLANK Formula
The COUNTBLANK formula is used to count the
number of empty cells within a specified range.
COUNTBLANK:
Counts the number of empty cells.
COUNTBLANK: = COUNTBLANK(B1:I21)
4. COUNTIF Formula
The COUNTIF formula counts the number of
cells that meet a single specified condition within a range.
COUNTIF:
Counts the number of cells that meet a single condition.
COUNTIF: = COUNTIF(F2:F21,K11)
5. COUNTIFS Formula
The COUNTIFS formula counts the number of
cells that meet multiple specified conditions within multiple ranges.
COUNTIFS:
Counts the number of cells that meet multiple conditions.
COUNTIFS: = COUNTIFS(C2:C21,K14,D2:D21,K15)
These formulas are essential for analyzing data sets and can greatly improve your efficiency when working with large spreadsheets in Excel.
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