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B. R.Ramachandran
 
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Hi,
Thre was a typo in my earlier response.
The second formula (i.e., for filled cells) near the bottom of the message
should go to cell C16 (and not B17).
Sorry about that.
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B.R.Ramachandran

"greg7468" wrote:


Hello all,
I need help to count the following.

- col A --- col B
-- x ------ blank
-- x ------ blank
-- x ------ data
-- y ------ data
-- y ------ data
-- y ------ data
-- y ------ blank
-- z ------ data
-- z ------ blank
-- z ------ blank
-- z ------ blank
-- z ------ data

Can someone please supply me with the formula that will count the
amount of blanks and filled cells for each value in column A.

I need to create the following table

x blank = 2
x filled = 1

y blank =1
y filled =3

z blank =3
z filled = 2

Thank you for your help in advance.


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