How to use COUNT Function in Google Sheets
Step 1: Open Google Sheets and Select a Document
Go to Google Sheets and select a sheet in which you want to perform calculations.
Step 2: Select a Cell and Type ‘=COUNT (range)’
The COUNT function is used to count the number of cells in the range passed in the function. So, to use it select a cell and type the function ‘COUNT’ along the range passing in it.
For example: ‘=COUNT (A2:A4)’.
Google Sheets: Creating Simple Formulas
Google Sheets is a powerful spreadsheet tool that allows you to create and edit sheets with ease. It also boasts real-time collaboration features, making it perfect for teamwork. But where Sheets truly shines is in its formula capabilities. Formulas can automate calculations, saving you time and effort. This article will teach you how to create basic formulas in Google Sheets, including those for addition, subtraction, multiplication, average, and count.
Table of Content
- What is Cell Referencing in Google Sheets
- Using Cell References in Google Sheets
- How to Create Formulas in Google Sheets
- Adding the Cells
- Subtracting the Cells
- Multiplying the cells
- How to Perform Calculations by Point Click Method
- How to Find the Average of Numbers in Google Sheets
- How to use COUNT Function in Google Sheets
- Conclusion
- Google Sheets Formulas – FAQs