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1. Count the numbers in different rows in the Excel table according to the number color and exclamation mark:

  1. Use conditional formatting to mark the color:

    • Select the column where the numbers to be counted are located.
    • In the "Home" tab, click "Conditional Formatting".
    • Select "Highlight Cell Rules" > "Text Color" or "Cell Color".
    • Select the corresponding color and condition, such as red font.
  2. Use the formula to count numbers with exclamation marks:

    • In adjacent columns, use the COUNTIF or SUMIF function.
    • For example, if the number is in column A, use =COUNTIF(A:A, "&[Red]") to count the number of red numbers with exclamation marks.

2. Count the number of red numbers in the Excel table:

  1. Conditional formatting Mark the red numbers:

    • Select the column where the number to be counted is located.
    • In the "Home" tab, click "Conditional Formatting".
    • Select "Highlight Cell Rules" > "Text Color" or "Cell Color".
    • Select the red font condition.
  2. Use the formula to count red numbers:

    • In adjacent columns, use the COUNTIF or SUMIF function.
    • For example, if the number is in column A, use =COUNTIF(A:A, "Red") to count the number of red numbers.

3. Automatically sum the red font columns in the Excel table:

  1. Use conditional formatting formulas:

    • Select the columns you want to automatically sum.
    • In the "Home" tab, click "Conditional Formatting".
    • Select "New Rule" > "Use formulas to format cells".
    • Enter the conditions, for example =CELL("color",A1)=3, where A1 is the cell to be automatically summed.
  2. Use VBA macro to implement automatic summation:

    • Press Alt F11 to open VBA editor.
    • Insert a new module, enter the VBA code, and implement the automatic summation logic through VBA macros.

Summary:

Different row numbers are counted according to color and conditions: Use conditional formatting to mark colors, And use the COUNTIF or SUMIF function for statistics.

Counting the number of red numbers: Realize the counting of the number of red numbers through conditional formatting and the formula COUNTIF or SUMIF.

Automatically sum columns with red font: Use conditional formatting formulas or write VBA macros to automatically sum columns with red font.

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