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I have a number of cells in a row that have formulas that return either text
or "". For example: =IF(FIND(H$1,$A3)0,H$1,"") will return the text in H1 if cell A3 contains H1. The above formulas are in columns E through R for each row of data. Some return text, and some return "". I want to identify which rows return "" for all cells in that row in column E through R by putting a formula in column S. Trouble is, I can't figureout the formula!!! I tried CountA, but it counts cells with "" as a cell with an entry. Any suggestions? Bob |
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Try something like this:
=COUNTBLANK(E1:R1)=14 Will return TRUE when all cells are blank/empty. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Bob Flanagan" wrote in message ... I have a number of cells in a row that have formulas that return either text or "". For example: =IF(FIND(H$1,$A3)0,H$1,"") will return the text in H1 if cell A3 contains H1. The above formulas are in columns E through R for each row of data. Some return text, and some return "". I want to identify which rows return "" for all cells in that row in column E through R by putting a formula in column S. Trouble is, I can't figureout the formula!!! I tried CountA, but it counts cells with "" as a cell with an entry. Any suggestions? Bob |
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Many thanks! I was not aware of that function.
Bob "T. Valko" wrote in message ... Try something like this: =COUNTBLANK(E1:R1)=14 Will return TRUE when all cells are blank/empty. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Bob Flanagan" wrote in message ... I have a number of cells in a row that have formulas that return either text or "". For example: =IF(FIND(H$1,$A3)0,H$1,"") will return the text in H1 if cell A3 contains H1. The above formulas are in columns E through R for each row of data. Some return text, and some return "". I want to identify which rows return "" for all cells in that row in column E through R by putting a formula in column S. Trouble is, I can't figureout the formula!!! I tried CountA, but it counts cells with "" as a cell with an entry. Any suggestions? Bob |
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You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Bob Flanagan" wrote in message ... Many thanks! I was not aware of that function. Bob "T. Valko" wrote in message ... Try something like this: =COUNTBLANK(E1:R1)=14 Will return TRUE when all cells are blank/empty. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Bob Flanagan" wrote in message ... I have a number of cells in a row that have formulas that return either text or "". For example: =IF(FIND(H$1,$A3)0,H$1,"") will return the text in H1 if cell A3 contains H1. The above formulas are in columns E through R for each row of data. Some return text, and some return "". I want to identify which rows return "" for all cells in that row in column E through R by putting a formula in column S. Trouble is, I can't figureout the formula!!! I tried CountA, but it counts cells with "" as a cell with an entry. Any suggestions? Bob |
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