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subtotal blank cells
I am wanting to count blank cells when using filters. I have tried
=subtotal(9,=countblank(A1:A500)) but it will not accept this formula. Is there anyway I can do this? |
subtotal blank cells
Fill a helper column with 1 in every cell, and then you can use this
as a count: =SUBTOTAL(9,helper_range) This will give you the count of the filtered (visible) items. Hope this helps. Pete On Sep 18, 11:24*am, The Rook wrote: I am wanting to count blank cells when *using filters. *I have tried =subtotal(9,=countblank(A1:A500)) but it will not accept this formula.. Is there anyway I can do this? |
subtotal blank cells
Why use the subtotal function?
Wouldn't =COUNTIF(A1:A500,"") do the same thing? Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 18 Sep 2008 03:24:01 -0700, The Rook wrote: I am wanting to count blank cells when using filters. I have tried =subtotal(9,=countblank(A1:A500)) but it will not accept this formula. Is there anyway I can do this? |
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