I am struggling here, it seems too simple

=COUNTIF(A1:A35,10)+3

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"edju" wrote in message
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All of the hours someone is scheduled to work (8, 10, 13) are listed in a
coulmn that corresponds to a specific date listed at the top of the
coulmn.
I have a row for each name of a staff person and just one row for the
three
physicians; where I enter a "3" meaning there will be three physicians on
a
given day. If someone is working 10 HRS I put a "10" in the cell. All of
the "10's" are added in a cell at the bottom of the coulmn. What I need
is
to have the three phyiscians get added to the cell where all of the tens
are
added. If I used this "COUNTIF(A1:A1:35,3) wouldn't it just count the "3"
as
1. I need the "3" to add "3" to the total. Does that make sense?

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

=COUNTIF(A1:A35,10)+COUNTIF(A1:A135,3) ???

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"edju" wrote in message
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I formulate a work schedule that has people working 8, 10 & 13 hour
days.
I
created three cells at the bottom to calculate the number of folks who
work
either 8, 10 or 13 hrs. and another cell which gives me a total of the
three.
I have a slight problem with the 10 hour box. I have 3 individuals,
physicians, who are always there 10 hours so in the box for them on
the
schedule I just put a "3". I need to figure out how to get the 10 HR
box
to
add these three to the grand total. I use the following formula for
adding
up the 10 hour people: =COUNTIF(A1:A35,10). Is there anyway to make
the
"3"
that I have in a cell for physicians translate to 3 more staff in the
"10
HR'
totaled cell?

Thanks for any help!