I have a very large spreadsheet where I filtered cells. After filtering the cells are in random order. I was wondering is there a fomular to say how many cells are there. Something similar to =Count(<all cells selected>) type formula.
I have a very large spreadsheet where I filtered cells. After filtering the cells are in random order. I was wondering is there a fomular to say how many cells are there. Something similar to =Count(<all cells selected>) type formula.
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You can use Subtotal with 102 (for count numbers) or 103 (for count text and numbers) like so
=SUBTOTAL(103, $A$2:$A$200) It will only count visible cells with something in them
Is that what you wanted?
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I just found out you can also use:
=COUNTIFS(Singer,"Madonna",Minutes,"<=4",Minutes,">=3") where Singer and Minutes can be cell range.
I found this example from Use the COUNTIFS function in Excel 2007 to analyze data excel help file.
Last edited by chathura; 12-06-2012 at 04:01 PM. Reason: clarify
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