Why The Fucck Can I Not Get Excel To Count or Tally How Many Times A Number Occurs in a Row of Cells?

[ChatGPT-5]

Yeah......This shyt is 10,684 lines.


ChatGPT lying ass says that it can process it but chokes every time I input the data

whenever people say this, I say prompt better, its a skill in itself despite popular belief.

might take an hour, might take 2, but it's alot easier than doing it manually

 

[bourgeoisie tall freak]

i had to do some crazy shyt to a massive excel just last night and i googled it
learned how to highlight every other row in a select portion of a worksheet without having to select the rows one at a time. it's probably a formula you need to put on conditional format
i basicaly googled my whole way through the assignment and worked all night lol... only for the pm to say in the morning "no need to work on that anymore, we'll talk about it later" and then we never talked about it

 

[bourgeoisie tall freak]

also, i think the "find all" function would help if your formula doesn't work out
it will give you a list of everywhere the term appears

 

[Silkk]

The solution I provided should work, just revise it as follows:

In cell L2, use this formula
=TEXT($C5, "HH")

Copy that formula down for all rows of data

In cell M2, use this formula
=COUNTIF(L:L, "15")

Change 15 to the hour you need. Also if you only want to find a specific time instead of a whole hour range, revise the column L formula to "HH:MM", then the cell M2 formula to that specific time.

Man Fucck This



Imma just hire somebody off upwork

 

[Ohene]

Countifs function

 

[Ohene]

Start Date	End Date	Start Time
16-Sep-24​	16-Sep-24​	9:00​
10-Sep-24​	10-Sep-24​	17:00​
16-Sep-24​	16-Sep-24​	18:00​
20-Sep-24​	20-Sep-24​	14:00​
13-Sep-24​	13-Sep-24​	17:00​
17-Sep-24​	17-Sep-24​	18:00​
20-Sep-24​	20-Sep-24​	12:00​
21-Sep-24​	21-Sep-24​	13:00​
13-Sep-24​	13-Sep-24​	7:00​
21-Sep-24​	21-Sep-24​	17:00​
15-Sep-24​	15-Sep-24​	17:00​
13-Sep-24​	13-Sep-24​	15:00​
15-Sep-24​	15-Sep-24​	14:00​
19-Sep-24​	19-Sep-24​	19:00​
22-Sep-24​	22-Sep-24​	8:00​
12-Sep-24​	12-Sep-24​	11:00​
17-Sep-24​	17-Sep-24​	12:00​
11-Sep-24​	11-Sep-24​	13:00​
11-Sep-24​	11-Sep-24​	16:00​
14-Sep-24​	14-Sep-24​	18:00​
21-Sep-24​	21-Sep-24​	20:00​
12-Sep-24​	12-Sep-24​	20:00​
17-Sep-24​	17-Sep-24​	7:00​
9-Sep-24​	9-Sep-24​	8:00​
12-Sep-24​	12-Sep-24​	8:00​
12-Sep-24​	12-Sep-24​	10:00​
15-Sep-24​	15-Sep-24​	13:00​
17-Sep-24​	17-Sep-24​	15:00​
13-Sep-24​	13-Sep-24​	17:00​
21-Sep-24​	21-Sep-24​	17:00​
10-Sep-24​	10-Sep-24​	21:00​
15-Sep-24​	15-Sep-24​	5:00​
11-Sep-24​	11-Sep-24​	8:00​
17-Sep-24​	17-Sep-24​	11:00​
22-Sep-24​	22-Sep-24​	14:00​
22-Sep-24​	22-Sep-24​	6:00​
17-Sep-24​	17-Sep-24​	10:00​
20-Sep-24​	20-Sep-24​	13:00​

Man this is easy as hell

Use countifs…not count if

Criteria should be each column c cell
Criteria range should be C:C

If you need a summary table then create a new table in a new tab

Column A should have every time possible (can copy and paste column c and use remove duplicates) then do a countifs with the criteria being each cell in column A and the criteria range being all of column c in tab number 1

 

[HabitualChiller]

Nígga, can't you just send the excel to someone here and have them fix it, then send it back?

You USC níggas stay making simple shìt un-simple

 

[Silkk]

To count how many times a specific number appears in row 2, you can use the COUNTIF function. Assuming the specific number you're searching for is, for example, 59 and you want to count it across a single row, you would enter the following formula into cell C3:

=COUNTIF(2:2, 59)

This formula will count how many times the number 59 appears in row 2. Adjust the number 59 to the specific number you are looking for, or replace it with a reference to a cell containing the number you want to count.

Or


To count how many times a specific number appears in column B, you can use the COUNTIF function. Assuming you are looking for the number 59, you would enter the following formula into cell C3:

=COUNTIF(B:B, 59)

This formula will count how many times the number 59 appears in column B. You can replace 59 with any other number or reference a cell that contains the number you want to count.


The 2:2 and B:B represent the rows and/or columns to be searched. You can adjust the numbers as necessary, for example, 2:5, would search the entire rows of 2 through 5. B:G would search entire columns of B through G. B1:G18 would search cells in that specific rectangular range. Be sure the cell with this formula is not in the search range.

I think this:


=COUNTIF(C:C, "11:00") might be working.......



I'll try that shyt again tomorrow though. Im bout to pour up

 

[Silkk]

Nígga, can't you just send the excel to someone here and have them fix it, then send it back?

You USC níggas stay making simple shìt un-simple

Yeah im gonna send my business data reports to a random nikka on Thecoli, What could go wrong......

 

[bnew]

To count how many times each hour occurs in the "Start Time" column (Column C) of your dataset:

Step-by-Step Instructions​

1. Identify Unique Hours:
   • From your dataset, list all unique hours present in Column C.
     • Unique hours are: 9:00, 12:00, 17:00, and 18:00.
2. Use COUNTIF Function:
   • Apply the COUNTIF function to count occurrences of each unique hour.
     text
     =COUNTIF(C:C, "9:00") # For counting occurrences of 9:00
     =COUNTIF(C:C, "12:00") # For counting occurrences of 12:00
     =COUNTIF(C:C, "17:00") # For counting occurrences of 17:00
     =COUNTIF(C:C, "18:00") # For counting occurrences of 18:00
3. Verify Results:
   • Manually check a few entries to ensure accuracy.
   • Ensure there are no errors in your formulas or data range selections.

Example Output​

Hour	Count
9:00	1
12:00	1
17:00	2
18:00	2

By following these steps, you will accurately count how many times each hour appears in your dataset.

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To efficiently count how many times each hour occurs in the "Start Time" column (Column C) of your large dataset:

Using Pivot Table​

1. Ensure Data Format Consistency:
   • Check that all time values in Column C are in a consistent format (e.g., "HH:MM").
   • Use text formatting or date/time formatting tools if necessary.
2. Create a Pivot Table:
   • Select your entire dataset including headers.
   • Go to Insert > PivotTable.
   • In the PivotTable Fields pane:
     • Drag the "Start Time" field into the "Row Labels" area.
     • Drag the "Start Time" field again into the "Values" area.
     • Right-click on the field in the "Values" area and select "Value Field Settings".
     • Change the value field setting to "Count".
3. Verify Results:
   • Review the pivot table output to ensure it accurately reflects the count of each hour.
   • Manually check a few entries to confirm accuracy.

Example Output​

Start Time	Count
9:00	1
12:00	1
17:00	2
18:00	2

By using a pivot table, you can efficiently summarize and count occurrences of each hour in your large dataset.

 

[PrnzHakeem]

Y'all be putting "proficient in MS Excel" on your resumes and not knowing Countif, pivots, or nestled if statements?

 

[J.E.T.S]

My boy dumb as a box of rocks.

I learned this shyt in high school… & I skipped class most of the year lol

 

[J.E.T.S]

To count how many times each hour occurs in the "Start Time" column (Column C) of your dataset:

Step-by-Step Instructions​

1. Identify Unique Hours:
   • From your dataset, list all unique hours present in Column C.
     • Unique hours are: 9:00, 12:00, 17:00, and 18:00.
2. Use COUNTIF Function:
   • Apply the COUNTIF function to count occurrences of each unique hour.
     text
     =COUNTIF(C:C, "9:00") # For counting occurrences of 9:00
     =COUNTIF(C:C, "12:00") # For counting occurrences of 12:00
     =COUNTIF(C:C, "17:00") # For counting occurrences of 17:00
     =COUNTIF(C:C, "18:00") # For counting occurrences of 18:00
3. Verify Results:
   • Manually check a few entries to ensure accuracy.
   • Ensure there are no errors in your formulas or data range selections.

Example Output​

Hour	Count
9:00	1
12:00	1
17:00	2
18:00	2

By following these steps, you will accurately count how many times each hour appears in your dataset.

---

To efficiently count how many times each hour occurs in the "Start Time" column (Column C) of your large dataset:

Using Pivot Table​

1. Ensure Data Format Consistency:
   • Check that all time values in Column C are in a consistent format (e.g., "HH:MM").
   • Use text formatting or date/time formatting tools if necessary.
2. Create a Pivot Table:
   • Select your entire dataset including headers.
   • Go to Insert > PivotTable.
   • In the PivotTable Fields pane:
     • Drag the "Start Time" field into the "Row Labels" area.
     • Drag the "Start Time" field again into the "Values" area.
     • Right-click on the field in the "Values" area and select "Value Field Settings".
     • Change the value field setting to "Count".
3. Verify Results:
   • Review the pivot table output to ensure it accurately reflects the count of each hour.
   • Manually check a few entries to confirm accuracy.

Example Output​

Start Time	Count
9:00	1
12:00	1
17:00	2
18:00	2

By using a pivot table, you can efficiently summarize and count occurrences of each hour in your large dataset.

Something like that.. but I ain’t telling him because he said mean words to me.

 

[Silkk]

My boy dumb as a box of rocks.

I learned this shyt in high school… & I skipped class most of the year lol

I took a college course on it. That was 7 years ago…..








And you still the dude that fukks his cousin

 

[J.E.T.S]

I took a college course on it. That was 7 years ago…..








And you still the dude that fukks his cousin

Loud and wrong. & dumb. Wasn’t me fool.

My internet L’s was falling in love with bytches and my arms malfunctioned after working out too hard