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2 ways of doing it in B1 (or wherever)
=IF(A1=A2,1,IF(A1<>A2,0,IF(A2<>A3,1,0))) or =IF(OR(A1=A2,A2<>A3),1,0)
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Let me be a stickler - if A2=A3 what happens?
As asked you might write
=--AND(A1=A2,A2<>A3)
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I am trying to count the cells in a column ending with a particular letter.
Cells contain alphanumeric values. For ex: =COUNTIF(W5:W7,"*P") This is
giving zero as the answer instead of 2. Please help..
Maybe <Space> or the non-breaking, often used web space, Char(160).
Do a character count of one of the cells in question,
=Len(a1)
and compare the number to what you can see.
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