QTY count of letter in A1:A4

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Hi, could you please help?
Source: A1:A4,
want to: count total QTY of letter "F"(upper case only) in A1:A4 (formula only please)
correct result should be 4.
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 A
1F4545
239FF
3345F
45923f

<colgroup><col><col></colgroup><tbody>
</tbody>


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=sumproduct(len(a1:a4)-len(substitute(a1:a4,"f","")))

Edit: For some bizarre reason, this keeps losing its capitalisation. Use Aladin's version with capital "F".
 
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=sumproduct(len(a1:a4)-len(substitute(a1:a4,"f","")))

Edit: For some bizarre reason, this keeps losing its capitalisation. Use Aladin's version with capital "F".

The board software sets a formula in lower case if nothing else in addition is typed.
 
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