To count cell values that are not between two numbers, you can use the COUNTIF function. In the example shown, the formula in cell K5, copied down, is: =COUNTIF(C5:G5,"<"&I5)+COUNTIF(C5:G5,">"&J5) At each new row, this formula returns a count of …Read more
The Excel TRIMRANGE function removes empty rows and columns from the outer edges of a range of data. The result is a "trimmed" range that only includes data from the used portion of the range. Because it is a formula, TRIMRANGE will update the range dynamically when data is added or removed from the …Read more
Combinations and permutations are two basic ways to count possibilities, used in probability, statistics, games, passwords, and lotteries. This article explains the difference between them, when order and repetition matter, and the Excel functions you can use to calculate each case: FACT, PERMUT, …Read more
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