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Hi Cassie,
What turns the names black or gray? If it is done by formula you can use the result you get to count the instances. If you change them by hand perhaps you can use the column next to the name and place a marker in it, or even drag-copy the name into that column when you go through the names to change their color, then count the names. Seems like a lot of hassle to count 10 names. "Cassie" wrote: I just upgraded to excel 2007 but I still can't figure out what I need to do! I need to come up with a way to count non-blank cells by font color. I have a list of 10 names and I currently have a counta function set to count only the non-blank cells. Now my boss wants to see that number turned into a calculation that counts the number of active names (in this case black font), and ignore the inactive names (gray font). How would I write that to produce anything other than the error message I've become so used to? -- Have a great day! Sincerely, Cassie |
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