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I'm using these formula to count,

=SUMPRODUCT(($W$9:$W$272=0)*($W$9:$W$272<10))
=SUMPRODUCT(($W$9:$W$272=10)*($W$9:$W$272<20))
........etc
how do i get it so bank cells are excluded from the count. The way it is now,
they are counted in the 0 to 10 range...

Thanks
Jeremy


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COUNTBLANK(range)

"jeremy via OfficeKB.com" wrote:

I'm using these formula to count,

=SUMPRODUCT(($W$9:$W$272=0)*($W$9:$W$272<10))
=SUMPRODUCT(($W$9:$W$272=10)*($W$9:$W$272<20))
........etc
how do i get it so bank cells are excluded from the count. The way it is now,
they are counted in the 0 to 10 range...

Thanks
Jeremy


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If you have zeroes, and you want to count them, try this:

=SUMPRODUCT(($W$9:$W$272=0)*($W$9:$W$272<"")*($W $9:$W$272<10))

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I'm using these formula to count,

=SUMPRODUCT(($W$9:$W$272=0)*($W$9:$W$272<10))
=SUMPRODUCT(($W$9:$W$272=10)*($W$9:$W$272<20))
........etc
how do i get it so bank cells are excluded from the count. The way it is
now,
they are counted in the 0 to 10 range...

Thanks
Jeremy


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Thanks for all the help RagDyeR



RagDyeR wrote:
If you have zeroes, and you want to count them, try this:

=SUMPRODUCT(($W$9:$W$272=0)*($W$9:$W$272<"")*($ W$9:$W$272<10))

I'm using these formula to count,

=SUMPRODUCT(($W$9:$W$272=0)*($W$9:$W$272<10))
=SUMPRODUCT(($W$9:$W$272=10)*($W$9:$W$272<20))
.......etc
how do i get it so bank cells are excluded from the count. The way it is
now,
they are counted in the 0 to 10 range...

Thanks
Jeremy



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You're very welcome.
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Thanks for all the help RagDyeR



RagDyeR wrote:
If you have zeroes, and you want to count them, try this:

=SUMPRODUCT(($W$9:$W$272=0)*($W$9:$W$272<"")*($ W$9:$W$272<10))

I'm using these formula to count,

=SUMPRODUCT(($W$9:$W$272=0)*($W$9:$W$272<10))
=SUMPRODUCT(($W$9:$W$272=10)*($W$9:$W$272<20))
.......etc
how do i get it so bank cells are excluded from the count. The way it is
now,
they are counted in the 0 to 10 range...

Thanks
Jeremy



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