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==See Also==
 
==References==
 
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Revision as of 06:11, 22 November 2013

AREAS(ref)


is a reference to a cell or range of cells and can refer to multiple areas.

Description

  • It gives the number of areas in a reference.
  • It should be surrounded with brackets, if there is more than one range.
  • The area can be single cell or many continuous cells
Let's see an example
=AREAS(B3:D5) is 2
=AREAS((B3:D5,E7,F5:I3)) is 3

Examples

=AREAS((B1:C4,E5)) is 2
=AREAS((B1:C4,E1,F2:J9)) is 3
=AREAS((B1:C4,E1,F2:J9,I8,N1)) is 5
=AREAS(B2:G8:J5) is 1
=AREAS(B2:D4:E5:F6:I9) is 1

See Also

References