RESOLUTION
To work around this problem, use the appropriate method for the Pocket
Excel function you want to use.
Dcount Function
To work around this problem when you use the Dcount function, use an
equation similar to the following sample
=dcount(<database>,<field>,<criteria>)
where <database> is the range of cells that make up the list or database,
<field> is the number of a column in the database that contains numeric
data, and <criteria> is the range of cells that contains the conditions
you specify.
NOTE: The Dcount function does not count a row in which the cell in the
selected column does not contain numeric data, even if the row otherwise
matches the search criteria.
Dcounta Function
To work around this problem when you use the Dcounta function, use an
equation similar to the following sample
=dcounta(<database>,<field>,<criteria>)
where <database> is the range of cells that make up the list or database,
<field> is the number of a column in the database, and <criteria> is the
range of cells that contains the conditions you specify.
NOTE: The Dcounta function does not count a row in which the cell in the
selected column is empty, even if the row otherwise matches the search
criteria.