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    Count number of cells based on a date in one column and a money value in another

    I have column A with various dates over a year (these are full dates, not just months) I have column B with financial savings figures (some of which will be 0 or blank - they can be either/or, whatever is easiest)

    I want to get data, by month, that tells me the amount of cells in column B that have a figure in there (or figure above 0).

    Essentially I want to know the success rate. So if in April there are 20 dates and 15 of this return a figure above 0 I want to be able to show that.

    Can't work out at all what formula to use or if I can return anything via a pivot table.

    Thank you.

    I've not found anything that can work, maybe if I created some sub-tables it might help but trying to avoid that.

    Thank you

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