Hello,
assuming you have classification characteristics in your master data and you would like to know how often a characteristic is assigned, then you use either the function COUNTIF or COUNTIFS.
In this case, you will always get incorrect results if the classification characteristic was entered as text, but only consists of digits and the total length is more than 16 characters.
Example:
column A
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assuming you have classification characteristics in your master data and you would like to know how often a characteristic is assigned, then you use either the function COUNTIF or COUNTIFS.
In this case, you will always get incorrect results if the classification characteristic was entered as text, but only consists of digits and the total length is more than 16 characters.
Example:
column A
102030405060708090 | |||||
102030405060708091 | |||||
102030405060708092 | |||||
102030405060708093 | |||||
102030405060708094 | |||||
102030405060708095 | |||||
102030405060708096 | |||||
102030405060708097 Formula: =COUNTIFA1:A99;"102030405060708090") Expected and correct result = 1 but Excel says 8. But in case of: Column A
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