Is this possible: =counta(a1:a30) behind "text" same cell?

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PCLIVE

You may need to actually elaborate what you're trying to do. Somehow the
subject line just doesn't say it.
 
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Mike H

You should also post in the body of the message or some of us can't reply

PCLIVE said:
You may need to actually elaborate what you're trying to do. Somehow the
subject line just doesn't say it.
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trussdesigns

i have a list of items in a column. i have a column heading at the top. i'd
like to have a count beside the column heading in perithesis letting me know
how many items are below that column.

PCLIVE said:
You may need to actually elaborate what you're trying to do. Somehow the
subject line just doesn't say it.
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Sandy Mann

Try:

="My Header ("&COUNTA(G2:G100)&")"

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trussdesigns said:
i have a list of items in a column. i have a column heading at the top. i'd
like to have a count beside the column heading in perithesis letting me
know
how many items are below that column.
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Peo Sjoblom

="("&COUNTA(A2:A50000)&")"

change the cell range to fit your requirements

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Peo Sjoblom

trussdesigns said:
i have a list of items in a column. i have a column heading at the top. i'd
like to have a count beside the column heading in perithesis letting me
know
how many items are below that column.
[/QUOTE]
 
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Pete_UK

Assuming your heading is in A1, modify it to this:

="your_heading ("&COUNTA(A2:A65536)&")"

Hope this helps.

Pete
 
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