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I'm using Excel 2003 for a training database. I have a relatively large
spreadsheet (+50 columns of job titles and +550 rows of SOP's) with various various data in the cells. Each row must contain data in at least one cell other that A#. I need to find the rows that contain blank cells from column B across through last column, so that I can find the gaps. I can't seem to come up with the correct criteria for this. Monique |
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Try this:
With your data list in Cells A5:AX500 B1: Test4Blanks B2: =COUNTA(B6:AX6)=0 Note: the criteria formula is in B2, but it references the first data row under the column headings. Select A5:AX500 <Data<Filter<Advanced Filter Check: Filter the list, in-place UNcheck: Unique records Only List Range: (already selected $A$5:$AX$500) Criteria Range: $B$1:$B$2 Click the [OK] button That will display records with no values in Col_B through Col_AX. Adjust range references to suit your data. Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "Monique" wrote: I'm using Excel 2003 for a training database. I have a relatively large spreadsheet (+50 columns of job titles and +550 rows of SOP's) with various various data in the cells. Each row must contain data in at least one cell other that A#. I need to find the rows that contain blank cells from column B across through last column, so that I can find the gaps. I can't seem to come up with the correct criteria for this. Monique |
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Hi Ron,
Thank you! It works. Monique "Ron Coderre" wrote: Try this: With your data list in Cells A5:AX500 B1: Test4Blanks B2: =COUNTA(B6:AX6)=0 Note: the criteria formula is in B2, but it references the first data row under the column headings. Select A5:AX500 <Data<Filter<Advanced Filter Check: Filter the list, in-place UNcheck: Unique records Only List Range: (already selected $A$5:$AX$500) Criteria Range: $B$1:$B$2 Click the [OK] button That will display records with no values in Col_B through Col_AX. Adjust range references to suit your data. Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "Monique" wrote: I'm using Excel 2003 for a training database. I have a relatively large spreadsheet (+50 columns of job titles and +550 rows of SOP's) with various various data in the cells. Each row must contain data in at least one cell other that A#. I need to find the rows that contain blank cells from column B across through last column, so that I can find the gaps. I can't seem to come up with the correct criteria for this. Monique |
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