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I've figured out how to use CountA to add up the non-blank cells in a column.
It works fine when I insert a cell anywhere in the middle of the cells I am already counting, but not if I insert it at the very top or very bottom. Is there any way to make the formula extend itself to allow for this? Thanks. |
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