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    joint regions problem...

    I have two vertical row ranges, and want to combine them in a formula. The old range was "data", the new is a combination of two ("Feb_11", "Jun_11") - the two regions are all rows, and contiguous, and a subset of the old "data" region.

    It works fine in most formulae, but fails in a count usage; Is this just another Excel anomaly, or am I doing something wrong?

    I've tried parenthesizing it in various ways, which should not be required, but still didn't help.

    Thanks.

    Works:
    =AVERAGE(AZ:AZ ) [old]
    =COUNTIF(AZ:AZ data, ">="&(AY162*(AZ:AZ Total))) [old]

    =AVERAGE(AZ:AZ (Feb_11,Jun_11)) [new]

    Fails: (#Value)
    =COUNTIF(AZ:AZ (Feb_11,Jun_11), ">="&(AY162*(AZ:AZ Total))) [new]

    If I evaluate the two ranges separately, ti works fine.
    =COUNTIF(AZ:AZ Feb_11, ">="&(AY162*(AZ:AZ Total)))
    +COUNTIF(AZ:AZ Jun_11, ">="&(AY162*(AZ:AZ Total)))

    Oddly(?) enough, if I define a new name:
    Group1 = Feb_11,Jun_11

    Then all the arithmetic formluae work find on it, but still the Count fails in the same way.
    Last edited by guthrie; 09-24-2011 at 04:07 PM.

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