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I wanted to count the number of cells in a range, where the range consisted
of multiple areas: A1:A10, B12, C:7:C14 Some cells have entries and some do not. Some entries are numbers and some are not. So, I tried =CountA(A1:A10, B12, C:7:C14) + CountBlank(A1:A10, B12, C:7:C14) However, CountBlank appears not to accept multiple areas!!! Is there an alternate equation that would work? If not, I can always write a user defined function, but would like to avoid doing so. Bob |
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