COUNT |
COUNT(value1 [,value2] [..]) |
Returns the number of numerical values. |
value1 | The first value. |
value2 | (Optional) The second value. |
REMARKS |
* For an illustrated example refer to the page under Advanced Functions * This function includes hidden cells. * Arguments that are just numbers are included. * Arguments that are just numbers passed as text ("3") are included. See Example 15. * Arguments that are just logical values are included. True evaluates to 1. False evaluates to 0. See Example 16. * Arguments that are just text are excluded. See Example 18. * Arguments that are references to cells containing zeros are included. See Example 9. * Arguments that are references to cells containing dates are included. See Example 12. * Arguments that are references to cells containing logical values are excluded. See Example 11. * Arguments that are references to cells containing text are excluded. See Example 10. * Arguments that are references to cells containing error values are excluded. See Example 14. * Arguments that are references to empty cells are excluded. See Example 8. * Arguments that are arrays containing logical values are excluded. See Example 20. * Arguments that are arrays containing text are excluded. See Example 19. * You can have a maximum of 255 arguments. * You can use the COUNTA function to include logical values, text and errors. * You can use the COUNTBLANK function to return the number of blank cells. * You can use the COUNTIF function to return the number of numerical values that satifies one condition. * You can use the COUNTIFS function to return the number of numerical values that satisfies multiple conditions. * You can use the COUNTBETWEEN - User Defined Function to return the number of cells that have a value that is between a range. * You can use the COUNTFORMAT - User Defined Function to return the number of cells that have a particular cell color or font color. * You can use the COUNTSUBSTRING - User Defined Function return the number of times a substring occurs in a larger text string. * You can use the COUNTVISIBLE - User Defined Function to exclude hidden cells. * You can use the DCOUNT function to return the number of numerical values in a column that satisfies multiple conditions. * You can use the AGGREGATE function to exclude hidden cells. * This is similar to the AVERAGE, MAX, MIN, PRODUCT and SUM functions. * For the Microsoft documentation refer to support.microsoft.com * For the Google documentation refer to support.google.com |
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1 - How many of these values are numerical (1,2,3). 2 - How many of these values are numerical (1,2,3,0). Zeros are always included. 3 - How many of these values are numerical (-2,-3,4,5,6). 4 - How many of the values are numerical in this array {-2,-3,4,5,6}. 5 - How many cells contain numerical values in the range "B1:B3". 6 - How many cells contain numerical values in the range "B1", "B2" and "B3". 7 - How many cells contain numerical values in the range "B1", "B2", "B3" and "B4". B4 is empty so this gets excluded. 8 - How many cells contain numerical values in the range "B1", "B2", "B3" and "B5". B5 is zero so this gets included. 9 - How many cells contain numerical values in the range "B1", "B2", "B3" and "B6". B6 is text so this gets excluded. 10 - How many cells contain numerical values in the range "B1", "B2", "B3" and "B7". B7 is a logical value so this gets excluded. TRUE is replaced with 1. 11 - How many cells contain numerical values in the range "B1", "B2", "B3" and "B7". B7 is a logical value so this gets excluded. FALSE is replaced with 0. 12 - How many cells contain numerical values in the range "B1", "B2", "B3" and "B8". B8 is a date so this gets included. 13 - How many cells contain numerical values in the named range that refers to the range "B1:B3". 14 - How many cells contain numerical values in the range "B1", "B2", "B3" and "B10". B10 contains an error so this gets excluded. 15 - How many of the values (2, "3") are numerical. Text values that are actually numbers are included. 16 - How many of the values (2, TRUE) are numerical. Logical values passed as arguments are included. TRUE is replaced with 1. 17 - How many of the values (2, FALSE) are numerical. Logical values passed as arguments are included. FALSE is replaced with 0. 18 - How many of the values (2, "some text") are numerical. Text values passed as arguments are excluded. 19 - How many of the values are numerical in the array {2, "some text"}. Text values inside arrays are excluded. 20 - How many of the values are numerical in the array {2, TRUE}. Logical values inside arrays are excluded. |
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