CCOUNT(<List>, C) |
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Description
This function returns a count of its non-blank arguments that satisfy the constraint C. Cells containing strings are counted.
Parameters
<List>
Any combination of cells or ranges.
C
A constraint expression.
Examples
CCOUNT(T2:T6, #==W2) = 1
Where T2:T6 are 4, 7, 2, 8, 0, and W2 = 7.
CCOUNT(E1:E3, #=0) = 3
Where E1 = 1, E2 = 5, and E3 = 0.
CCOUNT(C4:C100, ##0, -1) = 68
Counts those cells in the range C4:C100 with values greater than the contents of the cell immediately above.
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