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Conditional Formatting
I am building an attendance database using columns A-N. Very standard
Name(A), 12 months(B-M), and a Total(N) columns. I am using a COUNTIF formula to count X's marked for a month attended. What I want to do is everytime a new name is added to the sheet(ie A5) the corresponding total columns(N5) formula =COUNTIF(B5:M5,"X") will appear for that cell(N5) and so on. Can this be done? |
Conditional Formatting
Conditional Formatting only formats existing data.
It cannot create formulas for you. You can hide the formulas' results until data is entered. =IF(A5="","",COUNTIF(B5:M5,"X")) Drag/copy down column N as far as you wish. Nothing will show until you have entered data in column A OR.............you could use event code to copy the formula down each time you enter a new name in Column A But why scare users with a macro warning when the above could be a solution. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 12:13:01 -0700, Russ wrote: I am building an attendance database using columns A-N. Very standard Name(A), 12 months(B-M), and a Total(N) columns. I am using a COUNTIF formula to count X's marked for a month attended. What I want to do is everytime a new name is added to the sheet(ie A5) the corresponding total columns(N5) formula =COUNTIF(B5:M5,"X") will appear for that cell(N5) and so on. Can this be done? |
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