Hi all,
I want to count the cells in column 'F' where the value is >='I2' AND the Absolute value of 'E:E' > 'I7', but some of the cells in 'E:E' contain text.
Excel doesn't like this:
=COUNTIFS(F:F,">="&I2,ABS(E:E),">="&I7).
Any help is deeply appreciated. Thanks much in advance.
Hey All,
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In the...
Hi All,
I am really struggling with the following formula:
MATCH(MIN(ABS(Ann_TaylorRegularBust-B4)),ABS(Ann_TaylorRegularBust-B4),0)
I am trying to find the cell in the named row "Ann_TaylorRegularBust" that is closest to the input bust size in cell B4. This formula works when I use actual...
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