=Countif(range,"5")/countif((range,"*")*6)).

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Szaboteur

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Hello everyone,


I wish there is someone who can deblock myself from this situation:
I want to do this:


=Countif(range,"5")/countif((range,"*")*6)).


In natural language sounds like this for me:


Count in that range how many times you find a value. Be that 5 for exemple. After you found how many 5s are in that range, divide that by the output of this: count how many times you find text in a another range, and that value multiplied with 6.




Thank you a lot
 

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