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I'm using the countif formula to count all the blank cells
=COUNTIF(AH$2:AH$1333,"<>")
it's working everywhere except in 1 column, it's giving a total of 1215 when it should 1213, any suggestion on solving this?
I'm using the countif formula to count all the blank cells
=COUNTIF(AH$2:AH$1333,"<>")
it's working everywhere except in 1 column, it's giving a total of 1215 when it should 1213, any suggestion on solving this?
Have you tried =COUNTBLANK(AH$2:AH$1333)
Why don't you use COUNTBLANK function?
=COUNTIF(AH$2:AH$1333)
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That particular function syntax will include in the count cells that contain formula blanks.
Try this...
=SUMPRODUCT(--(AH$2:AH$1333<>""))
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countblank gives me 119
sumproduct worked... thanks!!!
You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
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