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What is the significance of COUNT() function? What type of data entries does the COUNT() function recognize?
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The COUNT() function counts the number of numeric entries, formula, and date entries in a given range of cells. It is particularly useful for quickly determining the count of numerical entries in a dataset.
The COUNT() function is significant for statistical analysis and data validation. It helps us understand the size of a dataset, especially when dealing with numerical values.
The COUNT() function recognizes and counts cells that contain numerical values, including integers, decimals, and dates that Excel recognizes as numerical values. It excludes non-numeric entries such as text, errors, and blank cells.
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