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NB.IF and ISNUMBER
xuorel -  
Hello,

I have a 5x5 table
Each cell contains text or numbers.

I want to define the number of cells in the table that contain a numeric value.

How should I proceed?

I was thinking about nesting ISNUMBER within COUNTIF, but it doesn't work.

Thank you for your help.

Xuo

2 answers

  1. Anonymous user
    Hello,
    NB.SI works well! Using 2 formulas to account for positive and negative numbers: =NB.SI(RANGE;">=0") + NB.SI(RANGE;"<0") where RANGE should be replaced...
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    1. eriiic Contributor
      Hello everyone,

      or: 
      =SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER(A2:E6))

      eric

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      1. Anonymous user
        A note! I did not know about this use of sumprod().
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      2. ALS35
        @Anonymous userHello everyone,

        And why not simply for the beach A1:E5 
        =COUNT(A1:E5)

        Best regards
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      3. Anonymous user
        @ALS35Indeed! Why make it more complicated!
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      4. xuorel Author
        Thank you all for your feedback.

        What does "--" mean in: 

        =SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER(A2:E6))
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      5. eriiic Contributor
        @xuorelYes, hello too,
        The 1st - is used to convert the boolean TRUE/FALSE into numeric.
        The 2nd to restore the sign: -1 => 1
        You could just as well do +0 or *1
        eric
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