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Dr. Harvey Waxman - 22 Sep 2007 15:28 GMT
In this formula:  =COUNTIF($L$17:$L$9695,"<=-50%"),  I get the expected value.
If I try to use a cell reference :    =COUNTIF($L$17:$L$9695,"<=W1")  I get a
zero even though W1 = -50%.

Why?  Can I use cell references in this formula?

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Edwin Tam - 22 Sep 2007 16:05 GMT
Try:
=COUNTIF($L$17:$L$9695,"<=" & W1)

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Edwin

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spaminfo-5A86D1.10280722092007@msnews.microsoft.com, "Dr. Harvey Waxman"
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> In this formula:  =COUNTIF($L$17:$L$9695,"<=-50%"),  I get the expected value.
> If I try to use a cell reference :    =COUNTIF($L$17:$L$9695,"<=W1")  I get a
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>
> Thanks
Harvey Waxman - 22 Sep 2007 16:45 GMT
Bingo.  Thanks.

> Try:
> =COUNTIF($L$17:$L$9695,"<=" & W1)
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> >
> > Thanks

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