In this article, we’ll learn how to use COUNT function in Microsoft Excel.
In Excel COUNT Function returns the number of cells that contain numerical values, including numbers and dates from a set of data. We can either supply values directly to the function or as a cell reference to the location in the worksheet.
Let’s take examples and understand:
We have data in which we have taken 5 examples:
1st Example:
In the 1st example, we will enter function in cell A14 by selecting the range A8:A12. Then we’ll see how COUNT Function performs.
Follow given below steps:
2ndExample:
In this example, range contains text cell and blank cell.
Follow the steps given below:
3rdExample:
In this example, we’ll see how COUNT function will work when the range has date.
Follow the steps given below:
4th Example:
In this example, we have range which contains blank cell, text and a number which is stored as text.
Follow the steps given below:
5th Example:
In this example, we have taken #N/A error value within range for which we want to enter the formula.
Follow the steps given below:
In this way we can use COUNT function in Microsoft Excel.
Watch the steps in this short video, and the written instructions are above the video
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