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Hello,
In Column A, I have this list of 1's and empty cells*, i would like to have in column B a function that gives me the next result: *A1=1 B=1 *A2=1 B=2 *A3=1 B=3 *A4="" B="" *A5=1 B=1 *A6=1 B=2 *A7="" B="" *A8=1 B=1 *A9=1 B=2 *A10=1 B=3 It would be like a counter that tells me the number of times 1 has appeared so far, but when it reaches: "" it restarts and goes on again. ,thanks |
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![]() In B1 put =IF(A1<1,"",1) In B2 put =IF(A2<1,"",1+IF(B1="",0,B1)) and formula drag that down as far as you need. -- Ed Wrote: Hello, In Column A, I have this list of 1's and empty cells*, i would like to have in column B a function that gives me the next result: *A1=1 B=1 *A2=1 B=2 *A3=1 B=3 *A4="" B="" *A5=1 B=1 *A6=1 B=2 *A7="" B="" *A8=1 B=1 *A9=1 B=2 *A10=1 B=3 It would be like a counter that tells me the number of times 1 has appeared so far, but when it reaches: "" it restarts and goes on again. ,thanks -- Bryan Hessey ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Bryan Hessey's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=21059 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=532927 |
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In B1:
=IF(A1="",0,1) In B2: =IF(A2="",0,B1+1) Copy down as far as you need Format Custom as "General;General;" to suppress zeros -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "Ed" wrote in message ... | Hello, | | In Column A, I have this list of 1's and empty cells*, i would like to have | in column B a function that gives me the next result: | | *A1=1 B=1 | *A2=1 B=2 | *A3=1 B=3 | *A4="" B="" | *A5=1 B=1 | *A6=1 B=2 | *A7="" B="" | *A8=1 B=1 | *A9=1 B=2 | *A10=1 B=3 | | It would be like a counter that tells me the number of times 1 has appeared | so far, but when it reaches: "" it restarts and goes on again. | | ,thanks |
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Hello again, both formulas work fine, but I forgot to mention a small detail
when I was explaining the problem the first time, sorry about that... Both formulas are referenced to the upper cell, so when I delete a row i get #REF! as a result until the next blank cell. Do you have any suggestions to overcome that problem? The file in which I am working with is meant to have posibility to delete rows once in a while. thanks again, really! Ed |
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