Dale
I got it to work!! (I wasn't including the column names in the data ranges).
I have also come accross another solution for my original problem:
=sum((data>1)*(data<=100)) Control-Shift-Enter (to make it an array)
seems to also work...
Thanks for your help
Souprog
Dale,
I've given then named range of criteria a go, but it still doesn;t seem to work. Through some further testing it works if i only specify one criteria - as soon as i add the second criteria (the top limit) the answer returned is zero.
Thanks for your help.
souprog
I'm trying to do the following:
countif(range,">1 and <100")
but it won't let me use two criteria joined by an and. i've tried to find a between criteria function similar to the one in access but it doesn;t seem to exist.
any suggestions????
souprog
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cheers
souprog
DougP: I have made the main form, sub form look at different tables but the first record is still edited..
Kalin: Your suggestion works. It was the dropdown combo box that was editing the table..
Thanks to both of you
souprog
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