Simple COUNTIF formulas not working

janema

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I have no idea why my basic COUNTIF formulas won't work here. :( It is frustrating me because I rewrote them so many times and no luck.

I am just counting cells if their values are greater than, equal, and in some cases in between a set number. See my first two formulas below that didn't work. Screenshots also attached.
They just keep returning a zero.

=COUNTIF(T2:T102," >=1")

=COUNTIF(T2:T102,">0.94)-COUNTIF(T2:T102,"<="0.99")

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How are your values entered into col T? Perhaps they are numbers stored as text instead of numeric.

These seem to work for me:

Book1
TUVWXYZ
20.87
30.87
40.92
50.92Market Ratio 1.00 and above4
60.94Market Ratio between 0.95 and 0.996
70.94Market Ratio between 0.90 and 0.944
80.95Market Ratio between 0.80 and 0.892
90.96Market Ration below 0.790
100.96
110.98
120.98
130.98
141
151
161
171.01
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
Z5Z5=COUNTIF(T2:T102,">=1")
Z6Z6=COUNTIFS(T2:T102,"<=.99",T2:T102,">.94")
Z7Z7=COUNTIFS(T2:T102,"<=.94",T2:T102,">.89")
Z8Z8=COUNTIFS(T2:T102,"<=.89",T2:T102,">.79")
Z9Z9=COUNTIF(T2:T102,"<=.79")
 
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In the 1st formula remove the space before the > sign.
In the 2nd your quotes are in the wrong place, you can also do it using countifs
Excel Formula:
=COUNTIFS(T2:T102,">0.94",T2:T102,"<0.99")
 
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Solution
In the 1st formula remove the space before the > sign.
In the 2nd your quotes are in the wrong place, you can also do it using countifs
Excel Formula:
=COUNTIFS(T2:T102,">0.94",T2:T102,"<0.99")

THANK YOU SO MUCH! That worked perfectly! :love:
 
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Glad we could help & thanks for the feedback.
 
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