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I am trying to do a count of a column....problem is....I want to count
whether the cell is shaded in green and if there is a date in the cell as well. so if a cell is shaded in green and has a date, that would count as one. Any ideas? |
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What does the green shade mean? Why is a cell shaded green? If the cells are
shaded green using conditional formatting then you can use the same logic that applies the cf to also count those cells. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "dwake" wrote in message ... I am trying to do a count of a column....problem is....I want to count whether the cell is shaded in green and if there is a date in the cell as well. so if a cell is shaded in green and has a date, that would count as one. Any ideas? |
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It means completed. I have one column I am trying to manage two different
criteria. One is date of an appointment, and also whether that appointment was completed or not. I am not using conditional formatting to shade in the cells. "T. Valko" wrote: What does the green shade mean? Why is a cell shaded green? If the cells are shaded green using conditional formatting then you can use the same logic that applies the cf to also count those cells. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "dwake" wrote in message ... I am trying to do a count of a column....problem is....I want to count whether the cell is shaded in green and if there is a date in the cell as well. so if a cell is shaded in green and has a date, that would count as one. Any ideas? . |
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See this:
http://www.cpearson.com/Excel/colors.aspx -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "dwake" wrote in message ... It means completed. I have one column I am trying to manage two different criteria. One is date of an appointment, and also whether that appointment was completed or not. I am not using conditional formatting to shade in the cells. "T. Valko" wrote: What does the green shade mean? Why is a cell shaded green? If the cells are shaded green using conditional formatting then you can use the same logic that applies the cf to also count those cells. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "dwake" wrote in message ... I am trying to do a count of a column....problem is....I want to count whether the cell is shaded in green and if there is a date in the cell as well. so if a cell is shaded in green and has a date, that would count as one. Any ideas? . |
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