I'm trying to use a formula to count the number of cells with a divisor of 6 in but I'm having trouble.. I've tried =SUMPRODUCT(--(MOD(F11:J11,6))=0) but it doesn't seem to work - any ideas??
It works fine, though some of the cells have "." in them (they need to unfortunately) - and if the range covers the cells with a "." in then it produces and error. Is there a way to count the cells where the mod formula doesn't produce an error?
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