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Revision as of 13:12, 13 September 2008
ROWS
Returns the number of rows in a given reference.
Syntax:
ROWS(reference)
- reference may be given either explicitly (eg A3:B5) or by name (eg myref).
- It is possible to define a name to represent more than one range (eg by entering $A$1:$A$3;$C$1:$C$4 in the Assigned To box of the Insert - Names - Define... dialog). In this case ROWS sums the number of rows in each range, irrespective of any duplication of rows.
Example:
ROWS(A3:B5)
- returns 3; there are three rows in this range, namely rows 3,4 and 5.
ROWS(G4:G6)
- returns 3; there are three rows in this range, namely rows 4,5 and 6.
ROWS(D8)
- returns 1; D8 is interpreted as a one cell range, with a single row (row 8).
ROWS(myref)
- where myref has been defined as the multiple range $A$1:$A$3;$C$1:$C$4, returns 7;
See also:
Information functions, Spreadsheet functions
Functions listed alphabetically, Functions listed by category
