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I have about 2000 rows and 30 columns, each row does not always contain data
in the same column. My neck will be safe if I can identify the maximum amount of rows sharing the same columns with data. So I could say, for example, that 184 rows had -at least- data in column 5, 8, 13, 16, 17 and 25. It is possible that several rows in the selection have data in more columns. I really would be grateful for any help. |
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You can use a column to the right of the data (Column AE???) and fill it with
formulas like: =counta(a2:ad2) (headers in row 1???) and drag down. Then you could filter or even sort by that column. Maximus wrote: I have about 2000 rows and 30 columns, each row does not always contain data in the same column. My neck will be safe if I can identify the maximum amount of rows sharing the same columns with data. So I could say, for example, that 184 rows had -at least- data in column 5, 8, 13, 16, 17 and 25. It is possible that several rows in the selection have data in more columns. I really would be grateful for any help. -- Dave Peterson |
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Hi,
Refer to "Filter by using advanced criteria" in the Microdoft on-line help Challa Prabhu "Maximus" wrote: I have about 2000 rows and 30 columns, each row does not always contain data in the same column. My neck will be safe if I can identify the maximum amount of rows sharing the same columns with data. So I could say, for example, that 184 rows had -at least- data in column 5, 8, 13, 16, 17 and 25. It is possible that several rows in the selection have data in more columns. I really would be grateful for any help. |
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Hi,
Refer to "Filter by using advanced criteria" in the Microdoft on-line help Challa Prabhu "Maximus" wrote: I have about 2000 rows and 30 columns, each row does not always contain data in the same column. My neck will be safe if I can identify the maximum amount of rows sharing the same columns with data. So I could say, for example, that 184 rows had -at least- data in column 5, 8, 13, 16, 17 and 25. It is possible that several rows in the selection have data in more columns. I really would be grateful for any help. |
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