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you can't really make the cell be blank using a formula, however, the
countblank() function does count "" as a blank. for your A10 to A40 combo try =31-countblank(A10:A40) this will give you the count for cells with items. "Esrei" wrote: I am using this formula in a range; +IF($B100,$C$3,""); if I copy paste values this to say Data!A10:A40, why if I use counta(A10:A40), and only say A10:A12 actual has data that I can see the answer of the count formula is still 41. I want the formula to leave the cell blank if false. Thank you |
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