Using Countif

rskip

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I am using countif to count how many times a name appears in a list using the following formula
=COUNTIF ($B$1011:$B$1833,AZ32)
This works except the list contains zeros, and I dont want it to count zeros !
So if AZ32 is a zero, I want it to return a zero.
Help please !
 

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One way:
Excel Formula:
=IF(AZ32=0,0,COUNTIF($B$1011:$B$1833,AZ32))
 
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