[mso] Re: excel 2000 word count

Hi Ray,
Let's see...

Structure is:

 date in one column (used to determine when seasonal runs occur but not
important to the count I'd like to get).

Search terms are in one column, some with quotes and some without.  Both
single words and phrases used.

An example of 4 searches might be:

boxes
paper plates
plastic boxes
paper mache boxes

Ideally, what I would like to have is a total on each phrase used, and a
total on words too so that I would know that "boxes" was searched for 3
times, and paper 2 times, paper mache boxes once, and so forth.

Pam



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>Pam,
>
>Could you give us an example of a few of the items in your sheet?
>
>How is it structured? Are all the items in one column? Are the phrases
>enclosed in quotes? Is it one word per cell?
>
>Given a clearer idea of the situation, we'll be more likely to give you
>the right solution.
>
>Ray
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>Sent: 26 July 2003 17:05
>To: mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: [mso] Re: excel 2000 word count
>
>Hi Ray,
>This would be great except I won't know what I want to count.  What I
>have
>is a list of search terms used.  I would like to tally these up into
>usable
>statistics/data to tell me what terms are being searched for most often
>and
>least, for example.
>
>Thanks,
>Pam
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