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I have attached a sample worksheet.
There is 1 data-entry sheet.
There is 12 monthly sheets.
There is 1 summarized overview sheet showing a simple count.
I want to be able to count blank cells and show it on the summarized overview.
I have attached a sample worksheet.
There is 1 data-entry sheet.
There is 12 monthly sheets.
There is 1 summarized overview sheet showing a simple count.
I want to be able to count blank cells and show it on the summarized overview.
maybe =SUMPRODUCT((JAN!I:I="")*(JAN!F:F<>""))
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Sam Capricci
You should avoid using the whole column reference whenever a comparative operator is involved in the formula.Originally Posted by Sambo kid
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sktneer, I usually don't but the OP was using almost the whole column (I2:I1048576) so I figured I'd use the whole column as a reference. But trolle can adjust the range to suit.
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