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    Looking for a way to do a progressive count (gaps in the cells to be counted)

    I have a column that I would like to keep a count on.

    The cells sometimes contain 1 and sometimes are blank.

    Is there a formula to add the 1 to the previous total please?

    Also is there a way to remove the zeros in Column D? % Formula used is below.

    A simple spreadsheet is attached.

    Thanks for any help.


    Total Score Progress Percentage =C2/A2*100

    1 1 1 100
    2 0
    3 0
    4 1 2 50
    5 0
    6 1 3 50
    7 0
    8 1 4 50
    9 1 5 50
    10 0
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    Re: Looking for a way to do a progressive count (gaps in the cells to be counted)

    To get rid of zeros:
    =IFERROR(1/(1/(C2/A2*100)),"")
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    Re: Looking for a way to do a progressive count (gaps in the cells to be counted)

    Count:
    =IF(B2<>"",MAX(C$1:C1)+B2,"")
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    Re: Looking for a way to do a progressive count (gaps in the cells to be counted)

    Thank you Glenn for the help.

    I'm usually happy with what I can do on excel and then I see how good you guys are I have a lot to learn.

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    LoL. You're welcome!

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    Re: Looking for a way to do a progressive count (gaps in the cells to be counted)

    I had a friend over here in Australia called Bryce Kennedy. He tragically died of cancer with a young family but he found Jesus before he died.

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