I have a simple spreadsheet with 8 codes, like W, SM, M, etc but one is "NO$"
Im just trying to do a simple count of each code using =COUNTIF(Jan_Freq;"=W")
Which works for all the codes but "NO$"
I've read thru several of the tutorials looking for an answer.
I even tried to reformat the column to text, but still no work.. grrrr
This is a sheet that they have used for years, so no chance of changing their processes.
Im sure I could make some formula to count if <> to the others, then it must be NO$, but yuck..
I try to apply the KISS principle, for anyone who may work on it later..
And yes, I've suggested Libre to them, but no change..
Any suggestions or Direction?
[Solved] Counting column with "NO$"
[Solved] Counting column with "NO$"
Last edited by Cat101 on Wed Oct 09, 2024 8:42 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Apache Open Office 4.1.14
Windows 10.. tho we do bounce around :/
Windows 10.. tho we do bounce around :/
Re: Counting column with "NO$"
Here are two possible solutions.
1. Search from "NO\$"
2. Go to the menu Tools -> Options, expand the OpenOffice Calc list on the left, select Calculate, turn off the option Enable Regular Expressions in Formulas. You should then be able to search for "NO$".
The $ character has a special meaning in regular expressions. You either have to disable regular expression as in item 2, or put a \ before the $ to signal that you want a literal $, not the special meaning.
1. Search from "NO\$"
2. Go to the menu Tools -> Options, expand the OpenOffice Calc list on the left, select Calculate, turn off the option Enable Regular Expressions in Formulas. You should then be able to search for "NO$".
The $ character has a special meaning in regular expressions. You either have to disable regular expression as in item 2, or put a \ before the $ to signal that you want a literal $, not the special meaning.
OpenOffice 4.1 on Windows 10 and Linux Mint
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Re: Counting column with "NO$"
Apache Open Office 4.1.14
Windows 10.. tho we do bounce around :/
Windows 10.. tho we do bounce around :/
Re: Counting column with "NO$"
Oh FJCC thanks!! the NO\$ worked!!
Apache Open Office 4.1.14
Windows 10.. tho we do bounce around :/
Windows 10.. tho we do bounce around :/