"Excel 2007 Count Function - Excel Count Function Example"

Excel 2007 Count function is to calculate the number of entries in a range of cells (list of arguments). It counts only the numeric values and excludes the text values, dates, and logical values.

The syntax for the Count function:

=COUNT (value1[,value2,...]) whereby

value1, value2,... is one or more ranges, arrays, function results, expressions, or literal values of which you want the count.

To demonstrates the use of the Count function

• Create a spreadsheet as follow:

• Click on the cell C9.
• From the Formula tab, in the Function Library group, click the More Functions icon and point to Statistical from the drop down menu, click the COUNT command.

• From the Function Arguments dialog box displayed, enter C4:C8 in the Value1 entry. The Count function will calculate the number of occurrences in the range from C4 to C8.
• Click OK.
• Repeat the above process for the cells D9 and D10 to get the results.

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