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Joe M.
your question is quite tricky... =IF(B8=B9,"",B9) if your data range along column B (eg) B8:B18 maybe u can modify the quick count somekinda this way... =SUMPRODUCT(--(LEN(B9:B18)0)) *exclude the first cell on the range which is B* in this example... <g. -- regards, driller ***** - dive with Jonathan Seagull "Joe M." wrote: I have a column with cells that contain the results of a formula: =IF(B8=B9,"",B9) In some cases the value is blank (""), in others the value is filled. When I try to count the values using COUNTA, the resulting count includes the cells where the formula result is "". How do I count only the cells that have a value other than ""? Thanks, Joe M. |
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