I am using excel 2007 and I am creating a macro that will count the number of
account numbers in a column. The problem is that the account numbers are
stored as text not number. This prevents the count() function from working.
Is there a way to get this accomplished.

Thanks!
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Bruce

Use COUNTA, that counts a on-empty cell.

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HTH

Bob

"Bruce D." wrote in message
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I am using excel 2007 and I am creating a macro that will count the number
of
account numbers in a column. The problem is that the account numbers are
stored as text not number. This prevents the count() function from
working.
Is there a way to get this accomplished.

Thanks!
--
Bruce

Try COUNTA instead of COUNT. COUNTA counts non-blank cells, not just numbers.
To use COUNTA in a macro you will have to refer to it like this:
Application.WorksheetFunction.CountA(etc.)
since it is a worksheet function, not a VBA function.

Hope this helps,

Hutch

"Bruce D." wrote:

I am using excel 2007 and I am creating a macro that will count the number of
account numbers in a column. The problem is that the account numbers are
stored as text not number. This prevents the count() function from working.
Is there a way to get this accomplished.

Thanks!
--
Bruce

Yes, that works. Thanks!
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Bruce


"Tom Hutchins" wrote:

Try COUNTA instead of COUNT. COUNTA counts non-blank cells, not just numbers.
To use COUNTA in a macro you will have to refer to it like this:
Application.WorksheetFunction.CountA(etc.)
since it is a worksheet function, not a VBA function.

Hope this helps,

Hutch

"Bruce D." wrote:

I am using excel 2007 and I am creating a macro that will count the number of
account numbers in a column. The problem is that the account numbers are
stored as text not number. This prevents the count() function from working.
Is there a way to get this accomplished.

Thanks!
--
Bruce