Want a up counter but have a down counter

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The user is experiencing issues with an 8-bit counter that is counting down instead of up, despite inverting the CLK signal and switching Q' to Q. They seek assistance to troubleshoot the problem. Another participant suggests posting the circuit for better guidance. The user later resolves the issue independently. The discussion highlights common troubleshooting steps for digital counters.
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I can't figure out why? I inverted every CLK signal and nothing happens I switch every Q' to Q and nothing works help, me its a 8 bit up counter but Its counting down I have 3 jks
 
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I think you're going to have to post your circuit before we can help you.
 
never mind figured it out
 

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