Countif returns an incorrect value

dfpquality

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I have a list of Serial Numbers (17 characters that can be either numeric or alpha-numeric). I've "filtered" the list for unique values and place those in another column. In another column I use the expression =COUNTIF($K$2:$K$414,O2) .....For all numeric serial numbers, it returns a value of "10". Can anyone explain this phenomenon?
 

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Hi Andrew,

I don't post here often (as you can see), so if you can tell me how to attach data or something here, I'd gladly provide that to you. This issue is driving me CRAZY!

Best Regards,
Keith
 
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