A piece of advice ...
Do not challenge VBA Noob ...
while I am still reading your question, you will get his answer ...
Carim
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A piece of advice ...
Do not challenge VBA Noob ...
while I am still reading your question, you will get his answer ...
Carim
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Hi,
My recommendation (as the easiest solution) would be a simple pivot table, in which you can group by the different ranges of marks ...
I do not know if VBA Noob will agree ..
HTH
Carim
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Carim is right.
I would use the extra columns instead of inserting into one cell and then use a pivot with a dynamic range.
Pivot examples
http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot02.html
Using Dynamic ranges in Pivots
http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot01.html
VBA Noob
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Hello,
Thanks for all the suggestions, I ended up just creating a new worksheet where I can enter that specific data and then used COUNTIF. I have another issue with a macro I'm trying to set up, if you know anything about that you can find the thread under the Excel Programming forum bit. Thanks again!
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