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Alison has attended:
Excel Advanced course
How is the easiest way to Count the number of Items in a list which are words. For example if you had a list of Hotels in London and Edinburgh, how can you easily count the london entries, without putting in an extra column with 1 in it?
Hi Alison
Thank you for your question.
There is a function called COUNTA which can be used to count text or alpha-numeric entries in a spreadsheet.
So if your list of hotels was in A3:A22, you could enter =counta(A3:A22) and it will tell you how many entries there are in that range.
I hope this helps.
Amanda
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